CBBC Channel

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CBBC
Image:CBBC Logo.PNG
Launched	11 February 2002
Owned by	BBC
Picture format	576i 16:9(SDTV)
Audience share	0.6% (February 2007, [1])
Replaced	CBBC on Choice (CBBC Programming strand on BBC Choice)
Sister channel(s)	BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Four, BBC News 24, BBC Parliament, CBeebies
Website	www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc
Availability
Terrestrial
Freeview	Channel 70
Satellite
Sky Digital	Channel 616
Cable
Virgin Media	Channel 701

The CBBC Channel is a British television service aimed at 6 to 12 year olds produced by the BBC. It complements the CBBC programming that continues to air on BBC One and BBC Two. Launched on 11 February, 2002 it broadcasts from 7am to 7pm on Freeview, cable and digital satellite, occupying the same bandwidth as, but a different channel position from, BBC Three. CBeebies is its sister service for younger children.

1 CBBC Channel Programmes
2 Current CBBC Channel presenters
3 Former presenters
4 CBBC Extra
5 CBBC Extra 'Video Loop' Presenters
6 Studio Runners
7 See also
8 External links

CBBC Channel Programmes

Current CBBC Channel presenters

Gemma Hunt and Anne Foy are the main presenters on the CBBC Channel. Gemma presents on the CBBC Channel, afternoons during school holidays, with Anne taking that role in term time, also she presents mornings in school holidays.

The other CBBC presenters are:

Barney Harwood
Jake Humphrey

who make occasional appearances when not busy with their other presenting commitments.

Former presenters

Former presenters include:

Adrian Dickson 1999-2004
Holly Willoughby 2002-2003
Maddy Stevens 2002-2003
Kate Heavenor 2002-2004
Mohini Sule 2002-2006
Andrew McEwan 2005-2006
Devon Anderson 2004-2006
Sophie McDonnell 2002-2006
Michael Absalom 2002-2006
Rani Khanijau 2004-2006
Andrew Hayden Smith 2002-2006
Matt Edmondson 2004-2006
Angellica Bell 2000-2006
Simon Grant 2003-2006

CBBC Extra

CBBC Extra is a free interactive television service from CBBC. It is accessiable from The CBBC Channel by pressing red and then selecting CBBC Extra. The service differs from digital platform for example on Sky viewers can access a video loop. This loop is sometimes available on Freeview but it depends on which other BBCi services are being shown at the time. CBBC Extra is also available from any other BBC channel by pressing red and going to page number 570. CBBC Extra offers 'Nev's Horoscopes', 'Ask Aaron' (an agony uncle which can also be accessed on CBBC's Yourlife website), jokes sent in by other children, a weekly competition among other things.

CBBC Extra 'Video Loop' Presenters

The CBBC Extra video loop is not always available on Freeview channel 301. It is only shown when BBCi are not showing other interactive services such as Wimbledon. If you are a Sky viewer you can watch the CBBC Extra 'Video Loop' by going to BBCi from any BBC Channel and then go to Page Number 570 and you can watch the CBBC Extra 'Video Loop' from there.

Recently CBBC Extra has got a new studio and full time presenter which is *Matt Edmondson.

Studio Runners

Recently added to the BBCi menu is Studio Runners. This is a free and interactive games made by CBBC. You either play for the girls or the boys team and you have to guide the character around a maze opening doors and collecting CBBC starts on the way. The game is avaliabe from the main BBCi menu or from pressing red on the CBBC Channel.