Sian Eleri's BBC Children In Need Road Trip

Titre Original : Sian Eleri's BBC Children In Need Road Trip

Regardez ce dimanche 15 novembre sur BBC2 à 10:00 le programme "Sian Eleri's BBC Children In Need Road Trip" produit en Ecossais en 2026. D'une durée de 60 min ce programme est adapté à tous publics.

Radio 1 presenter Sian Eleri takes on an almighty challenge when BBC Children in Need's Pudsey Bear sends her on a Wales-wide road trip. Her mission is to find six Children in Need-funded projects across Wales that support the development and well-being of young people. But Pudsey doesn't make it easy. Each step of the way, she must solve one of Pudsey's riddles before she can proceed to her next destination. The bear has also roped in BBC 1's Morning Live presenter Gethin Jones and Radio 2's early breakfast show host Owain Wyn Evans to bamboozle Sian on her journey. The first project is at Tal Y Sarn farm on Anglesey, where BBC Children in Need-funded gymnastics sessions helped 18-year-old Abby overcome anxiety and an eating disorder. Next, Sian visits Theatr Clwyd in Mold. There, she meets Eleanor, who has global developmental delay and autism. Sian hears how the Theatr's Fuse sessions give Eleanor an important creative outlet and safe space to make friends and build her confidence. Sian's third project is ASD Rainbows in Mountain Ash in the Cynon Valley. Here, BBC Children in Need funding pays for staffing for an after-school club which supports neurodivergent children like seven-year-old Olly. And in Cardiff Bay, Sian learns how a grant to the project Silkfutures, to support rap music sessions, has helped develop many young people's self-confidence and given them the space to express themselves freely. Next is Talking Hands, a charity in Swansea that teaches British Sign Language and supports deaf youngsters in Wales like eight-year-old Tom. Sian's final project is Surfability. Based at Caswell Bay beach on the Gower peninsula, it helps children with additional needs and their siblings go surfing together. Here, the Radio 1 presenter has the chance to meet twin brothers Jakey and Ethan and see how Jakey, who has Down's syndrome and is non-verbal, takes to the surfboard like a duck to water. Along the way, Sian's resilience is tested when she takes up pottery, mountain biking, surfing and open-air swimming before being reunited with Pudsey, who surprises her with an end-of-road trip wrap party.