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Find out why padel is one of the fastest growing sports.
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Find out why padel is one of the fastest growing sports.
Can swapping the classroom for a farm stay help keep pupils in school?
Is your name on the new list of storm names for the year ahead?
Have scientists used mushrooms to power robots and make them walk?
We meet incredible 9-year-old girl, Bodhana, making chess history.
FYI meets teenagers in Scotland who are helping fight back against knife crime.
Want to see inside a lion’s mouth? Lions at Oregon Zoo find a hidden camera!
If you are worried about going back to school, we have some top tips.
Did a postbox in Northumberland get taped up because snails were eating the mail?
Nine-year-old Lily has taken on a gruelling 2k swim off the coast of Portugal to raise awareness of octopus farming.
This week on FYI, we meet a nine-year-old chess prodigy making history.
This week on FYI, we watch an inclusive triathlon and talk to TIME’s 2024 Kid of the Year.
This week on FYI, we take a look at identifying fake news and meet talented teenagers representing ParalymicsGB.
This week on FYI, we meet a young campaigner cleaning up our rivers and a teenage magician, and we check out a new Taylor Swift exhibition.
This week on FYI, we explain why people are rioting in the UK and what's behind it.
This week on FYI we meet young Olympic running hopeful Phoebe Gill, and head to a pan disability cricket event.
This week we have an Olympics Special edition of FYI from Paris.
This week on FYI, we meet a young Team GB gymnast, a small-town cheerleading squad, and learn about a hedgehog saving operation.
This week on FYI, we hear about favourite players from the Euros, and Steve Carell talks Despicable Me 4.
This week on FYI, we find out more about the new PM, catch up with kids in motorsports, and meet viral footy star Leo.
Have scientists used mushrooms to power robots and make them walk?
Did a postbox in Northumberland get taped up because snails were eating the mail?
Fake News or Fact: Is a school in London replacing teachers with AI in some lessons?
Fake News or Fact: Has a top designer fashion brand released a new perfume for dogs?
Fake News or Fact: Did the Filipino Olympic gymnast Carlos Yulo really get given a house for his gold medal wins?
Fake News or Fact: Have seagulls been caught shoplifting?
Fake News or Fact: did a hockey player really have his finger amputated so that he could compete at the Olympic Games?
Fake News or Fact: We investigate some of the claims about the Trump shooting.
Fake News or Fact: have researchers discovered that hippos can fly?
Fake or fact? Scientists took inspiration from toy bricks when testing future building materials for the moon.
We hear from an inspiring young journalist that has escaped from Gaza.
Exam expert Ruby Granger shares revision tips.
We speak to an FYI News Club about fast food.
We meet best friends Hughie and Freddie who’ve raised thousands of pounds to help kids in hospital.
After more than 100 days of war in Gaza, we hear from two Palestinian girls calling for peace.
How safe do you feel online? We report on a new law that aims to protect us more on the internet.
We speak to a Jewish boy and a Palestinian girl living in Israel and hear how the conflict in their country is affecting them.
As the war between Israel and Hamas continues, we hear from children trapped in the conflict.
We hear from children who are being affected by the war between Israel and Hamas.
Maya and Scarlett investigate the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
We find out how four children’s lives have been changed by the conflict in Ukraine.
FYI investigates what war is really like through the stories of Ukrainian children.
FYI investigates what’s happened to families who have been impacted by the war in Ukraine.
Sky Kids FYI presenter Braydon explains what is going on in Ukraine, explaining the background…
Aneeshwar sets out to explore what we can all do to help the natural world to prosper.
Aleesha finds out how we can help bees survive increasingly hot weather and rapidly changing seasons.
Romney discovers that rising temperatures are causing green sea turtles a massive problem.
Ellyanne witnesses the struggle for elephants to find water, as drought threatens their survival.
Butterfly enthusiast Rebecca has her own butterfly farm in her back garden in the UK.
Licy finds out that melting ice in the Arctic is also bad news for tigers in India.
Aneeshwar learns why climate change is a threat to Atlantic walruses in the Arctic.
Britain's Got Talent star Eva Abley teaches us about what it means to have a disability and how it's ok to be different.
We interview the Children's Commissioner about The Big Ambition. Take part: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/the_big_ambition/
We investigate mental health through the social media, which is a big part of the problem.
Supported by the BFI, Sky Kids and FYI Sky Kids FYI presenter Ruby…
Braydon visits the Bank of England to check out the new bank notes featuring King Charles III.
UK riots explained for kids: why have people been rioting and what's behind it?
Maya investigates some of the milestone moments in the long road towards racial equality.
Hearing Keedron’s story helps us to understand more about racism across the globe.
Children have the right not to be discriminated against because of their skin colour.
In this FYI Investigates, Thomas and Maya examine what life is like for disabled children growing up in Britain.
Britain's Got Talent star Eva Abley teaches us about what it means to have a disability and how it's ok to be different.
In this FYI Investigates, Jeriah and Scarlett talk to gamers and experts to find out what impact gaming has on our lives.
Presenter Braydon investigates why so many young people are taking up vaping.
FYI investigates what war is really like through the stories of Ukrainian children.
In this special episode, kids with long Covid tell their story.
FYI investigates what’s happened to families who have been impacted by the war in Ukraine.
Made in 2021, the FYI team investigate why knife violence has become such a big problem.
A COVID-19 vaccine study began this week with children. But what for, when the virus…
Braydon meets children in Brazil who are caught in the crossfire.
FYI examine how fake news fuelled rioting and racism in the UK this summer.
Scarlett finds out how a general election helps us to choose who should run our country.
Jeriah gets some top tips on what to do if you don’t get the grades you were hoping for.
Dhruvi, who is Deaf, explains how British Sign Language helps her to talk to her friends.
As our climate changes, Scarlett investigates if we could soon run out of drinking water.
Maya asks former Royal Marine JJ Chalmers why we’re asked to wear poppies every November.
Jeriah investigates how the government pays for things like schools and hospitals.
Jeriah asks how we know what the weather’s going to be like from one day to the next.
Jeriah investigates why many families are struggling to pay their bills.
Iranian refugee Arvin explains why people have to flee their countries to seek safety.