New Programming Highlights
“March promises excitement, imagination and discovery for every kind of young explorer,” a spokesperson for CBBC stated, highlighting the channel’s commitment to engaging young audiences.
This month, CBBC introduces a variety of new shows, including an adventurous series featuring a Girl Troop taking on aliens. Additionally, viewers can join Steve Backshall as he tracks extraordinary creatures in the popular show Deadly 60.
Meanwhile, CBeebies is also set to delight young viewers with innovative programming. Highlights include I Can Grow It, a show focused on urban gardening, and Andy’s Dino Island, which takes children on a time-traveling adventure.
Crafting enthusiasts can look forward to Monster Makes, a creative show that encourages children to explore their artistic side.
New Characters and Cultural Initiatives
In a related development, Julia Donaldson has introduced the Gruffalo’s granny character, adding a new twist to the beloved Gruffalo family. “For the very first time, take a look at the Gruffalo’s granny, the newest (and oldest) member of the Gruffalo family,” Donaldson remarked, generating excitement among fans.
On a different note, the China-Britain Business Council (CBBC), which has been promoting trade and investment between the UK and China for over 70 years, recently won the Marketing Campaign of the Year award at the 2026 China-Scotland Business Awards.
The award recognizes the innovative and effective marketing initiatives that strengthen the relationship between Scotland and China. The campaign, known as Chinese Culture Week, successfully blended live festival marketing with digital narratives.
As the CBBC continues to evolve its programming and cultural initiatives, audiences can expect more exciting developments in the coming months.