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200830 minEnded

Through Children's Eyes

Network:BBC Two Wales

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Aired on Aug 5, 2008, 6:30 PM

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Series looking at life from a kid's point of view, in which children are given camcorders to tell us about their lives and reveal their thoughts on a given topic.

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Status
Ended
Language
English
Runtime
30 min
Premiered
July 8, 2008
Ended
August 5, 2008
Schedule
Tuesday at 7:30 PM

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Episodes (1 Season · 4 Episodes)

Family Life

Series looking at life from a kid's point of view, in which children are given camcorders to tell us about their lives and reveal their thoughts on a given topic. Jasmine Smith from Cwmbran is 11 and her parents divorced four years ago. She tells us about how she coped during the divorce, her sadness that her parents still don't speak to each other, and how much she likes her new step-dad. Meanwhile, Sam Hills, 10, from Penarth tells us what it is like to be adopted from China.

Jul 8, 2008

30 min

Growing Pains

Three 13 year olds tell us about the trials and tribulations of growing up and fitting in. Ryan has been teased lots at school because of his weight and Leah also knows what this kind of bullying is like. Amy is a surfer chick who spends her time hanging out at Mumbles beach with her close group of girl friends.

Jul 15, 2008

30 min

Special at School

Alex Flook, 11, from Williamstown in the Rhondda is taking Maths GCSE along with some of his other junior school classmates. Florence Mayo, 8, from Ponthir has just been diagnosed with dyslexia. She has always hated school because she found it so hard to read and write but is finally happy at her smaller village school. Ebony Alder, 8, has moved from Caerphilly to Bala with her three sisters and two brothers. Before she can settle into her new Welsh-speaking primary school, she has to spend a term at the special Welsh Language Unit in Dolgellau.

Jul 29, 2008

30 min

Champions

Meet three kids who are all trying to become champions in their chosen field. Phillip Cochrane, 13, is a wheelchair tennis champ from Chepstow who is trying to qualify for the Tardes Junior tournament in France. Megan Owens, 11 and also from Chepstow, has travelled all over the world competing in chess tournaments. Callum Carter from Haverfordwest is only 8 but is a rising star in the quad bike world.

Aug 5, 2008

30 min

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