Planed Plant

Planed Plant
Launched 1 November 1982 (Golwg Newydd AR Gymru)
1986 (Clwb S4C)
1990 (Slot Meithrin)
2 December 1998 (Planed Plant)
Closed 1986 (Golwg Newydd AR Gymru)
1990 (Clwb S4C)
1 December 1998 (Slot Meithrin)
25 April 2010 (Planed Plant)
Country Wales
Language Wales
Broadcast area Wales
Website Official Planed Plant site

Planed Plant ("Children's Planet") was a strand of Welsh-language television programming for children broadcast by S4C. It is similar to CBBC & CITV. It first aired in 1998. In the 80's it was called Clwb S4C (S4C Club).

Background

Planed Plant included imported animated programmes such as Yu-Gi-Oh!, Sabrina, Horseland, Clwb Winx and Dennis and Gnasher are dubbed into Welsh. It' also featured a number of Welsh-produced programmes. Uned 5, the channel's flagship youth magazine show, was often introduced by Planed Plant until April 2005 when the programme moved to a new prime-time slot.

Until 26 October 2007, production of Planed Plant was in-house. This was replaced by a service from independent production company Boomerang. As part of the changes, the previous presentation team (Alex Jones, Mari Grug, Alun Williams) were replaced by a new team of announcers/presenters. Newcomers Geraint Hardy and Meleri Williams began presenting the 4-6pm strand for older children (Planed Plant). Williams left the presentation strand after eleven months and was replaced by Lois Cernyw and Tudur Phillips.

Planed Plant was shown on S4C weekdays between 16.00 & 17.00 on analogue and 16:00 & 18:00 on digital. In 2010, S4C replaced it with a similar children's block called Stwnsh.

Slot Meithrin In 1990 until 1 December 1998, Planed Plant (pre school version) In 2 December until December 2001, Planed Plant Bach ("Small Children's Planet"), the services for nursery age children, were replaced by Cyw ("Chick") on 23 June 2008.

In 2010, Planed Plant was axed and replaced with a similar children's block called Stwnsh.

Title Welsh

  • Golwg Newydd AR Gymru
  • Clwb S4C
  • Slot Meithrin
  • Planed Plant

Presenters

Continuity presenters in the past include:

Wales Programme list

See also

  • Síle - Similar strand of programmes on Irish language TG4

References

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