What we do
Here's what we've done recently and what we could do for you!
Meet the Experts!
21 x 11'00
In association with Boom Kids, Meet The Experts celebrates children's achievements, skills and knowledge! Could be dance, could be judo, could be trains - we're looking for an expert! Currently showing on Channel 5 Milkshake!
Yakka Dee! Series 4&5
40 new shows for CBeebies!
Yakka Dee! Series 4&5 are currently airing on CBeebies and will add to the audience''s developmental journey in Speech and Language.
Yakka Dee! Series 3
20 x 5 minutes for CBeebies
The third series of smash-hit show, Yakka Dee!, stated showing on CBeebies in 2019. The series further advances the audience's development by introducing more advanced words and phonemes.
BBC Studios invested in the series and all episodes from Series 1-3 are currently showing worldwide!
Yakka Dee! Series 2
20 x 5 minutes for CBeebies
After the huge success of Yakka Dee! series 1, King Banana original production Yakka Dee! is back on CBeebies for 20 more episodes.
The clear, humour-filled format encourages children to speak and has had a huge impact on many children’s lives.
Yakka Dee! Series 1
20 x 5 minutes for CBeebies
Have you seen the look on a child’s face when they say a word for the first time? They are filled with joy, positive self-esteem and social confidence.
But, 1 in 10 children in the UK have speech & language difficulties. 1 in 6 primary school children in the UK does not speak English as a first language.
To answer this need, Yakka Dee! was born. Each episode of Yakka Dee! concentrates on one word. The words featured in series 1 focus on the first sounds children can vocalise, making it especially helpful for young children, those with speech delay, autism or English as a second language.
Fist aired on CBeebies in 2017, Yakka Dee!’s viewing figures have been phenomenal and the show can be seen around the world!
Numtums
22 x 5 minutes for CBeebies
King Banana’s first collaboration was this quick fire numbers show. The team wrote, produced and directed the show. The format is simple with an instantly recognizable style. The characters have since been developed for a narrative animation.
