Leading Digital Pay TV Company, StarTimes has announced the introduction of a dedicated TV programme tagged ‘’Star Kids Gala’’ in commemoration of Children’s Day and for the delight of television viewers across Africa.
The 30-minute English programme will air on ST Kids Channel June 1 by 6:00 pm and it promises to excite children with fascinating contents that includes; Gathering dances, songs, magic shows etc.
ST Kids is one of the most popular channels among children with timely, uncommon and innovative content.
A dedicated educational TV programme for children tagged ‘Homeschooling’ was launched on the ST Kids channel during the pandemic.
The educational TV programme brought relief to parents whose major headache has been the fear of the educational standard of their wards dropping when offline schools is unavailable.
StarTimes also launched a children channel named TOONAMI.
It was produced and distributed by Warner, and is positioned as an animated superhero channel for teens from age 6-14 years with classic series that includes; Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Lego Super Heroes and Dragon Ball.
More entertainment await young adults as StarTimes promises to launch an additional channel tagged ‘CBEEBIES’, aimed at children between the age bracket of 6 and it will develop their learning skills, social skills and emotional control.
StarTimes also maintains its other tasteful programmes on the platform which also contributes to the progress and creativity for children and that includes; The Guardians of Carcosa, Jelly Jamm and Fantasy Westward Journey.
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