Second Term Break Starts Here: The Best Kids’ Channels & Shows to Watch
Easter may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to stop. With the second term holiday in full swing, the question now becomes: how do we keep the kids happily engaged while they’re home?
From animated favourites to live-action hits, there’s no shortage of exciting content to keep young viewers entertained throughout the break. GOtv brings together a rich lineup of kids’ channels designed to keep the holiday fun going, spanning action-packed adventures, light-hearted comedies, and educational stories, offering a well-rounded mix that caters to different interests and age groups, while making it easy for families to find something everyone can enjoy.
Here are the Top Kids Channels & Shows on GOtv;
On Cartoon Network (Ch. 67)
Energy and adventure take centre stage. Shows like Teen Titans Go! bring humor and superhero chaos, while PokĂ©mon Horizons continues the beloved PokĂ©mon journey with fresh stories. Add in the imaginative storytelling of Craig of the Creek and the sci-fi curiosity of Elliott from Earth, and you’ve got hours of non-stop excitement.Over on Nickelodeon (Ch. 62)
It’s all about fun, friendship, and a little mischief. Kids can dive into the comedic action of Danger Force, enjoy the timeless charm of The Smurfs, and laugh along with Side Hustle. And of course, no holiday lineup is complete without the iconic SpongeBob SquarePants.
Disney Junior (Ch. 60)
Some educational content
PBS Kids (Ch. 65)
JimJam (Ch. 61)
Family Moments with Local Flavour
Beyond international hits, GOtv also celebrates relatable, homegrown storytelling on Africa Magic Family (Ch. 4).
Make the holiday not just about keeping kids occupied, make it about creating moments they’ll remember. With GOtv’s diverse lineup, every day can be filled with laughter, learning, and a little bit of magic.
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