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Children’s TV guide: CBBC, CBeebies and Channel 5
Official children’s channel links, practical viewing checks and a quick route into today’s family television.
OFFICIAL TV GUIDES
Children’s TV: choose a channel
Find CBBC, CBeebies and Channel 5’s official schedules. Programme times come from the broadcaster.
Schedules can change at short notice. Use the broadcaster button for the complete, live running order.
Open the broadcaster’s official schedule for the current running order. Yesterday’s programmes are never presented as today’s listings.
About this guide and its source checks
The main children’s channels
The interactive guide provides direct rows for CBBC and CBeebies, plus Channel 5 where the morning schedule commonly carries its Milkshake!
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On this page
Open the current Channel 5 schedule
Children’s titles and times can change from one day to the next.
Open Channel 5’s live schedule and identify the current children’s block rather than relying on a stored Saturday snapshot.
Choose by child, not only age label
Broadcaster categories are a starting point.
Read the episode description and any content guidance when themes, sensory intensity or language matter to your family.
Live and on-demand are different
A programme in the linear schedule may also be available on demand, but availability windows differ.
Use the broadcaster service rather than an unofficial upload.
Screen-time planning
A visible stop time, a chosen programme and a clear next activity can make family viewing easier to manage than leaving an autoplay feed running.
Privacy and accounts
Review parental controls, profiles and data settings on each service.
Avoid sharing adult account credentials and use the official app or website.
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