FYI for Kids is a collection of engaging and high-quality magazine articles for second grade through fifth grade students. These short, engaging articles communicate critical information, helping students build knowledge as they become more proficient with complex texts.

Welcome to the official home of FYI: Weekly News Show, the award-winning programme that reports on all the things in the news that are important to you. A new episode of FYI: Weekly News Show is released every Friday right here in partnership with First News. You can also catch it on Sky Kids on demand, Sky News, and NOW.

Welcome to a world of info for kids! FYI: Weekly News Show is an award-winning weekly news magazine show. Broadcast 52 weeks a year, FYI investigates the big issues young people need info on. The show not only puts children in the know …

FYI: Weekly News Show not only puts kids in the know, but also gives them a platform on which they can be heard. With reports from across the globe, explainers, debates, Fake News or Fact alerts and in-depth reporting, we also get big name interviews – …

Ahead of the current Paris AI summit, UK kids met in London to make sure their voices are heard. ...more.

This week on FYI, we ask if you think world leaders will put the planet first, we meet the pupils who have their own school parliament and find out how Christmas trees and other traditions...

Kids! Get totally up to date with this special news show just for you. Check out some of the week's biggest OMG moments and see kids put their questions to the prime minister.

Fifteen-year-old Syrian refugee Bana talks about her hopes for the future of the country, Rosie goes backstage at The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe and there’s a dazzling festive drone show in...

Our FYI presenters meet the children who are fighting for their child rights around the world. From the violent favelas of Brazil to the remote villages of Ghana to the refugees making a bid for a better life.

FYI episode 260 transcript. This week on FYI, we bring you the results of a massive survey, where thousands of children across England revealed how they felt about issues like their education, safety from crime and more.