Junior Bake Off

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Junior Bake Off
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Genre Baking
Reality
Directed byAmanda Westwood
Presented by
Judges
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series9
No. of episodes133 (and 8 specials)
Production
Executive producersKieran Smith
Anna Beattie
Production locations
Running time28 minutes (2011–2016)
60 minutes (2019–)
Production company Love Productions
Original release
Network CBBC (2011–2016)
Channel 4 (2019–)
Release31 October 2011 (2011-10-31) 
present
Related
The Great British Bake Off

Junior Bake Off is a British television baking competition in which young bakers aged 9 to 12 tackle a series of challenges involving baking cakes, biscuits, bread, and pastries, competing to be crowned Junior Bake Off Champion.

Contents

The series debuted in 2011 as a spin-off from The Great British Bake Off and is also produced by Love Productions. Four series of Junior Bake Off were broadcast on CBBC from 2011 to 2016. Following its parent series' departure from the BBC in 2017, Junior Bake Off resumed with a fifth series in 2019 on Channel 4, with comedian Harry Hill as presenter and Prue Leith and Liam Charles as judges. The fifth series concluded on 22 November 2019. The show returned for a sixth series on 11 January 2021. Junior Bake Off returned Monday 10 January 2022 for its seventh series and concluded on 28 January 2022. Junior Bake Off returned on 16 January 2023 for its eighth series and will conclude on 3 February 2023. On 5 January it was announced that Junior Bake Off has been renewed for its tenth series to air in 2025. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Format

Each series of Junior Bake Off typically includes 15 episodes. While The Great British Bake Off features three challenges per episode (signature, technical, and showstopper), Junior Bake Off includes only the technical and showstopper challenges. In the first four series, aired on CBBC from 2011 to 2016, the format featured 40 young bakers aged 9 to 12 years old divided into 10 qualifying rounds or heats. [5] Each episode featured only four bakers, with one winner each episode and the other three eliminated. The winning baker from each heat were brought back for 'Finals Week' (divided into two semi-finals, followed by two finals, and then one grand final) which determined the winner.

The format was altered in 2019 when the series moved to Channel 4. The episodes were increased from 30 minutes to one hour, the number of bakers halved to 20 (16 from series 6), and the upper age range of the contestants increased from 12 to 15 (changed back to 12 from series 8 [6] ). [7] Instead of only four bakers taking part in each qualifying round, the bakers are divided into two groups of 10 each, with five eliminated from one group during the first five episodes, and five eliminated from the second group during the second five episodes. [8] The remaining five bakers from each group are combined in the week-long finals, resulting in quarterfinals, semifinals and finals. [9] The 'Star Baker' award, given to the judges' favourite baker in each episode, was not included in the CBBC version of the show but is a part of the Channel 4 format.

Series overview

SeriesEps.PremiereFinaleWinnerFinalistsChannel
11331 October 201117 November 2011Freya WatsonKai CBBC
Kieran
Saffron
21511 November 201329 November 2013HarryEmma
Ruby
Zainab
3152 November 201520 November 2015Amari KoryangAlyth
Euan
Megan
4157 November 201625 November 2016 Nikki Lilly Macy
Tyrese
5154 November 201922 November 2019FinAleena Channel 4
Amal
Eliza
61511 January 202129 January 2021ReeceRobbie
Naima
Cece
71510 January 202228 January 2022KeziaLola
Aisya
Fraser
81516 January 20233 February 2023AmeliaThomas
Annabel
Mya
9152 January 202419 January 2024TillyAnnabelle
Ilham
Max

Presenters and judges

SeriesPresentersJudges
1 Aaron Craze Paul Hollywood Mary Berry
2 James Martin
3 Sam Nixon & Mark Rhodes Allegra McEvedy Graham Hornigold
4 Nadiya Hussain
5 Harry Hill Liam Charles Prue Leith
6 Ravneet Gill
7
8
9

Series 1 (2011)

The first series began on 31 October 2011 on CBBC with judges from the main show Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry. Aaron Craze presented the show.

Heat AAirdate: 31 October 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Amari11North LondonEliminated
Joe9West SussexTop 8
Joy12GlasgowEliminated
Marie11SouthamptonEliminated
Heat BAirdate: 1 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Millie11YorkEliminated
Saffron10EssexTop 8
Sam11CheshireEliminated
Stanley12BrightonEliminated
Heat CAirdate: 2 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Hari9BirminghamEliminated
Holly12OxfordEliminated
Kieran12YorkTop 8
Sylvia11BristolEliminated
Heat DAirdate: 3 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alex11NorthamptonEliminated
Cameron12SheffieldTop 8
Ellie10EdinburghEliminated
Zyta12AylesburyEliminated
Heat EAirdate: 7 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Galway12Sutton ColdfieldEliminated
Jim11West SussexEliminated
Sangita12BradfordTop 8
Scott11KentEliminated
Heat FAirdate: 8 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Abigail11Rowley RegisEliminated
Kai12WirralTop 8
Olivia12PontypriddEliminated
Sami11LeicesterEliminated
Heat GAirdate: 9 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Coco-Nina11BathEliminated
Conal11CambridgeEliminated
Jacob12HerefordshireTop 8
Katie9County FermanaghEliminated
Heat HAirdate: 10 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Aasiya11HertfordshireEliminated
Cameron Stott7DerbyshireEliminated
Freya Watson10NewburyTop 8
Sam10SomersetEliminated
Top 8 semi-finals AAirdate: 14 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Cameron12SheffieldEliminated
Joe9West SussexEliminated
Kieran12YorkTop 4
Saffron10EssexTop 4
Top 8 semi-finals BAirdate: 15 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Freya Watson10NewburyTop 4
Jacob12HerefordshireEliminated
Kai12WirralTop 4
Sangita12BradfordEliminated
Top 4 finalsAirdate: 17 November 2011
BakerAgeHometownResult
Freya Watson10NewburyWon [10]
Kai12WirralRunner-up
Kieran12YorkRunner-up
Saffron10EssexRunner-up

Series 2 (2013)

A second series began on 11 November 2013 on CBBC. [11] Chef James Martin replaced Hollywood as judge.

Heat AAirdate: 11 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alexandre12HertfordshireEliminated
Anna11KentEliminated
Brinta12LondonEliminated
Griffin11Wrexham,
North Wales
Top 10
Heat BAirdate: 12 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ann12BristolEliminated
Ben11WalesEliminated
Ellie11EdinburghTop 10
Finn10North YorkshireEliminated
Heat CAirdate: 13 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ben10North YorkshireEliminated
Emma11Pembrokeshire, WalesTop 10
George11ShropshireEliminated
Megan11MidlandsEliminated
Heat DAirdate: 14 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Charlie10NorthamptonEliminated
Ellie10ManchesterEliminated
Joseph10OldhamEliminated
Ruby11DevonTop 10
Heat EAirdate: 15 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Abhimanyu11WarwickshireEliminated
Alex10LincolnshireEliminated
Emily12South LanarkshireTop 10
Jojo11LondonEliminated
Heat FAirdate: 18 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Cameron12KentEliminated
Elizabeth11BristolEliminated
Katie11BelfastEliminated
Monty12CheshireTop 10
Heat GAirdate: 19 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Aaminah12MiddlesexEliminated
Alfie10NorfolkEliminated
Archie11County Down,
Northern Ireland
Top 10
Esther9CheshireEliminated
Heat HAirdate: 20 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Harrison12East SussexEliminated
Harry10HampshireTop 10
Isabelle12LancashireEliminated
Rosie11EssexEliminated
Heat IAirdate: 21 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Charlie11NorfolkEliminated
Louis10CambridgeEliminated
Ruby12CheshireEliminated
Zainab10HertfordshireTop 10
Heat JAirdate: 22 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
James11CoventryEliminated
Kavern9LondonTop 10
Lily-Grace12MiddlesexEliminated
Missy11BirminghamEliminated
Top 10 semi-finals AAirdate: 25 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ellie11EdinburghEliminated
Emily12South LanarkshireEliminated
Emma11Pembrokeshire, WalesTop 4
Griffin11Wrexham,
North Wales
Eliminated
Ruby11DevonTop 4
Top 10 semi-finals BAirdate: 26 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Archie11County Down,
Northern Ireland
Eliminated
Harry10HampshireTop 4
Kavern9LondonEliminated
Monty12CheshireEliminated
Zainab10HertfordshireTop 4
Top 4 finalsAirdate: 26 November 2013
BakerAgeHometownResult
Harry10HampshireWon
Emma11Pembrokeshire, WalesRunner-up
Ruby11DevonRunner-up
Zainab10HertfordshireRunner-up

Series 3 (2015)

A third series began airing on 2 November 2015 on CBBC, with Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes replacing Craze as hosts. Allegra McEvedy and Graham Hornigold took over from Berry and Martin as judges. [12]

Heat AAirdate: 2 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alyth11Lanarkshire,
Scotland
Top 10
Harrison
Brown
10WorcestershireEliminated
Kiah11LondonEliminated
Matthew9DerbyshireEliminated
Heat BAirdate: 3 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Farhaan10LondonEliminated
Hannah11Conwy,
North Wales
Eliminated
Olivia
Millburn
10NorthumberlandTop 10
Tom12LondonEliminated
Heat CAirdate: 4 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Grainne12BelfastEliminated
Isaac
Greenhill
11YorkTop 10
Matilda10SurreyEliminated
Will11HertfordshireEliminated
Heat DAirdate: 5 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Euan
Buckley
12West LothianTop 10
Lucy11KentEliminated
Peter10SheffieldEliminated
Sienna11Stratford-upon-AvonEliminated
Heat EAirdate: 6 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alex12ManchesterEliminated
Hafsa12WembleyEliminated
James12GosportEliminated
Megan
Lewis
12Rhondda ValleyTop 10
Heat FAirdate: 9 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alice11DorsetTop 10
Corey11Forth ValleyEliminated
Finlay10NorthumberlandEliminated
Sufia10West YorkshireEliminated
Heat GAirdate: 10 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alfie11SwindonEliminated
Andrea10MiddlesexEliminated
Freddie
Patmore
12NewcastleTop 10
Lucy12LiverpoolEliminated
Heat HAirdate: 11 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ben12Sutton ColdfieldEliminated
Darcey
Harkness
12BelfastTop 10
Isabel11HoveEliminated
Will9CardiffEliminated
Heat IAirdate: 12 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Amari
Koryang
11BirminghamTop 10
Ben12LeedsEliminated
Khushi10HertfordshireEliminated
Oscar9MaidenheadEliminated
Heat JAirdate: 13 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ben10Tyne and WearEliminated
Grace11OxfordshireEliminated
Purdey
Burton
12LondonTop 10
Tom11East SussexEliminated
Top 10 quarterfinals AAirdate: 16 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alyth11Lanarkshire,
Scotland
Top 6
Darcey12BelfastEliminated
Euan12West LothianTop 6
Freddie12NewcastleTop 6
Olivia10NorthumberlandEliminated
Top 10 quarterfinals BAirdate: 17 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Alice11DorsetTop 6
Amari11BirminghamTop 6
Isaac11YorkEliminated
Megan12Rhondda ValleyTop 6
Purdey12LondonEliminated
Top 6 semifinalsAirdate: 18 November 2015FinalsAirdate: 19–20 November 2015
BakerAgeHometownResult
Amari11BirminghamWon
Alyth11Lanarkshire,
Scotland
Runner-up
Euan12West LothianRunner-up
Megan12Rhondda ValleyRunner-up
Alice11DorsetEliminated
Freddie12NewcastleEliminated
Viewership ratings for series three (2015)
Episode No.AirdateTotal viewersCBBC Channel Weekly Ranking
12 November 2015677,0001
23 November 2015662,0002
34 November 2015658,0005
45 November 2015672,0004
56 November 2015673,0001
69 November 2015647,0005
710 November 2015632,0002
811 November 2015658,0002
912 November 2015660,0009
1013 November 2015671,0006
1116 November 2015668,0008
1217 November 2015672,0004
1318 November 2015673,0001
1419 November 2015669,0002
1520 November 2015678,0001

Series 4 (2016)

The fourth series began on 7 November 2016 on CBBC. [13] Allegra McEvedy returns as judge with Nadiya Hussain replacing Graham Hornigold. Presenters Sam & Mark returned to host.

Heat AAirdate: 7 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Abi11PerthshireEliminated
Annabel9NorfolkEliminated
Harry12HampshireEliminated
Tyrese11LondonTop 10
Heat BAirdate: 8 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Billy12WiltshireEliminated
Evie11LeicestershireTop 10
Nigel10NorthamptonshireEliminated
Shriyana11SwanseaEliminated
Heat CAirdate: 9 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ben Wiser11ShropshireEliminated
Francesca11MiddlesexTop 10
Hannah10BirminghamEliminated
Oliver11StaffordshireEliminated
Heat DAirdate: 10 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Mack10CardiffEliminated
Millie11SwindonEliminated
Rosie11West MidlandsEliminated
Zac11LondonTop 10
Heat EAirdate: 11 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Elodie9BuckinghamshireEliminated
Hamish10EdinburghEliminated
Nikki
Lilly
12LondonTop 10
Ollie11SomersetEliminated
Heat FAirdate: 14 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Dylan10SussexEliminated
Ali11BirminghamEliminated
Jenna
Ghattaora
11NottinghamTop 10
Robin11Scottish BordersEliminated
Heat GAirdate: 15 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Jamie9DoncasterEliminated
JJ11Tyne and WearEliminated
Maisie12SwindomTop 10
Mia10BelfastEliminated
Heat HAirdate: 16 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Ffion10GwyneddEliminated
Harry10BristolEliminated
Lottie
Pottinger
12CheshireTop 10
Mehdi12LondonEliminated
Heat IAirdate: 17 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Harvey12EssexEliminated
Joseph12GrimsbyEliminated
Macy
Braithwaite
12CoventryTop 10
Sophie10MerseysideEliminated
Heat JAirdate: 18 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Mimi11LondonEliminated
Rachel12SolihullTop 10
Tom12SurreyEliminated
Yasmin9KentEliminated
Top 10 quarterfinals AAirdate: 21 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Evie11LeicestershireEliminated
Francesca11MiddlesexTop 6
Nikki
Lilly
12LondonTop 6
Tyrese11LondonTop 6
Zac11LondonEliminated
Top 10 quarterfinals BAirdate: 22 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Jenna
Ghattaora
11NottinghamTop 6
Lottie
Pottinger
12CheshireTop 6
Macy
Braithwaite
12CoventryTop 6
Maisie12SwindomEliminated
Rachel12SolihullEliminated
Top 6 semifinalsAirdate: 23 November 2016FinalsAirdate: 24–25 November 2016
BakerAgeHometownResult
Nikki
Lilly
12LondonWon
Macy
Braithwaite
12CoventryRunner-up
Tyrese11LondonRunner-up
Jenna
Ghattaora
11NottinghamEliminated
Lottie
Pottinger
12CheshireEliminated
Francesca11MiddlesexWithdrew [lower-alpha 1]
  1. Francesca fell ill before the semifinal and could not continue competing further.

Series 5 (2019)

The fifth series began on 4 November 2019 on Channel 4. [14] Harry Hill presented the series which was judged by Prue Leith and Liam Charles.

Heat one
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Aleena15 Manchester 2 (3rd & 4th)Top 10
Amal13 Essex 0Top 10
Maddie11 London 0Top 10
Tilly10 Bath 1 (5th)Top 10
Vaughan13 Hartlepool 0Top 10
Bakr15 Derby 1 (2nd)Eliminated 4th
Zoë10 Nottingham 0Eliminated 3rd
Zak13 Hertfordshire 0Eliminated 2nd
George11 Devonshire 0Eliminated 1st
Oliver10 Northampton 1 (1st)Eliminated 1st
Heat two
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Eliza14 North Yorkshire 4 (1st, 2nd,
3rd & 5th)
Top 10
Fin13 Manchester 1 (4th)Top 10
Kian13 Hull 0Top 10
Tom O15 Gloucestershire 0Top 10
Tom W13 Falmouth 0Top 10
Karina13 West Yorkshire 0Eliminated 4th
Lorien9 London 0Eliminated 3rd
Jaya10 Solihull 0Eliminated 2nd
Dru15 London 0Eliminated 1st
Sam9 Berkshire 0Eliminated 1st
Top 10 Finals
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Star Baker
(total)
Finish
Fin13 Manchester 01Won
Aleena15 Manchester 1 (4th)3Runner-up
Amal13 Essex 2 (1st & 2nd)2Runner-up
Eliza14 North Yorkshire 1 (3rd)5Runner-up
Tom W13 Falmouth 005th
Vaughan13 Hartlepool 005th
Kian13 Hull 007th
Tom O15 Gloucestershire 007th
Maddie11 London 009th
Tilly10 Bath 0110th
Viewership ratings for series five (2019)
Episode No.AirdateViewers (millions)Channel Weekly Ranking
14 November 20191.867
25 November 20191.589
36 November 20191.3914
47 November 2019Outside Top 15
58 November 2019Outside Top 15
611 November 2019Outside Top 15
712 November 20191.4715
813 November 20191.4913
914 November 2019Outside Top 15
1015 November 20191.609
1118 November 20191.4611
1219 November 20191.585
1320 November 20191.4610
1421 November 20191.548
1522 November 20191.664

Series 6 (2021)

The sixth series of Junior Bake Off began on 11 January 2021 on Channel 4 [15] with Ravneet Gill replacing Prue Leith.

Heat one
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Cece13 Kent 0Top 8
Fern10 Merseyside 1 (4th)Top 8
Reece14 Leicestershire 2 (1st & 5th)Top 8
Robbie15 Bristol 1 (2nd)Top 8
Erin13 Worcestershire 1 (3rd)Eliminated 4th
Sophia10 Hertfordshire 0Eliminated 3rd
Fyn10 Hampshire 0Eliminated 2nd
Charlie10 Worcestershire 0Eliminated 1st
Heat two
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Maddi14 Gateshead 1 (4th)Top 8
Naima9/10 South London 0Top 8
Safiyyah14 Reading 2 (2nd & 5th)Top 8
Zack13 Leeds 2 (1st & 3rd)Top 8
Henry11 Hertfordshire 0Eliminated 4th
Will12 West Yorkshire 0Eliminated 3rd
Toby13 Cambridge 0Eliminated 2nd
Sicily10 Devon 0Eliminated 1st
Top 8 Finals
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Star Baker
(total)
Finish
Reece14 Leicestershire 2 (1st & 2nd)4Won
Cece13 Kent 00Runner-up
Naima9-10 South London 1 (4th)1Runner-up
Robbie15 Bristol 1 (3rd)2Runner-up
Safiyyah14 Reading 025th
Fern10 Merseyside 016th
Zack13 Leeds 027th
Maddi14 Gateshead 018th
Viewership ratings for series six (2021)
Episode No.AirdateViewers (millions) [16] Channel Weekly Ranking
111 January 20211.7011
212 January 20211.5913
313 January 20211.6612
414 January 20211.4215
515 January 2021Outside Top 15
618 January 2021Outside Top 15
719 January 20211.6414
820 January 20211.9010
921 January 20211.6315
1022 January 20211.7211
1125 January 20211.6013
1226 January 20211.5315
1327 January 2021Outside Top 15
1428 January 20211.6511
1529 January 20211.849

Series 7 (2022)

The seventh series originally aired on 10–28 January 2022 on Channel 4, with 16 contestants competing to be crowned the winner of the seventh series. Comedian Harry Hill and bakers Liam Charles and Ravneet Gill returned as host and judges respectively. From episodes 1–3, Paul Hollywood stood in for Charles. [17] The bakers were divided into two groups of 8, with four eliminated from each group over five days of competition. The remaining four bakers from each group were combined in the week-long finals, culminating in a "super-difficult showdown" episode that determined the winner. [18] Kezia won the 2022 series. [19] [ non-primary source needed ]

Source: [20]

Heat one
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Kezia13 London 2 (3rd & 5th)Top 8
Lola9 Lancashire 1 (4th)Top 8
Macy10 Liverpool 0Top 8
Quique9 Devon 1 (2nd)Top 8
Eliza10 Hertfordshire 0Eliminated 4th
Mia WL11 London 0Eliminated 3rd
Will11 Hertfordshire 0Eliminated 2nd
Joey11 Manchester 1 (1st)Eliminated 1st
Heat two
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Aisya12 Manchester 1 (4th)Top 8
Fraser15 York 3 (2nd, 3rd & 5th)Top 8
Gabriel10 Cornwall 0Top 8
Salma13 Manchester 1 (1st)Top 8
Tomos11 Cardiff 0Eliminated 4th
Mia C15 Newcastle 0Eliminated 3rd
D'vonte11 Nottinghamshire 0Eliminated 2nd
Olivia9 Nottingham 0Eliminated 1st
Top 8 Finals
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Star Baker
(total)
Finish
Kezia13 London 1 (2nd)3Won
Aisya12 Manchester 1 (4th)2Runner-up
Lola9 Lancashire 1 (1st)2Runner-up
Fraser15 York 1 (3rd)4Runner-up
Quique9 Devon 015th
Macy10 Liverpool 006th
Salma13 Manchester 017th
Gabriel10 Cornwall 008th
Viewership ratings for series seven (2022)
Episode No.AirdateViewers (millions) [21] Channel Weekly Ranking
110 January 20221.3410
211 January 20221.3211
312 January 2022Outside Top 15
413 January 2022Outside Top 15
514 January 2022Outside Top 15
617 January 2022Outside Top 15
718 January 20221.1913
819 January 2022Outside Top 15
920 January 2022Outside Top 15
1021 January 20221.1715
1124 January 2022Outside Top 15
1225 January 20221.2313
1326 January 20221.2214
1427 January 2022Outside Top 15
1528 January 20221.2412

Series 8 (2023)

The eighth series of Junior Bake Off began airing on 16 January 2023 on Channel 4. For the fourth series in a row, Harry Hill presented the series, which was judged by Ravneet Gill and Liam Charles. Amelia won the competition and Thomas, Mya and Annabel B were runners up.

Contestants: Amelia, Thomas, Mya, Annabel B, Sofia, Imogen, Dolly, Annabel A, Oliver, Harrison, Poppy, Charlie, Ezekiel, Tristan, Alfie and Jamie.

Series 9 (2024)

The ninth series of Junior Bake Off began airing on 2 January 2024 on Channel 4. For the fifth series in a row, Harry Hill presented the series, which was judged by Ravneet Gill and Liam Charles. Tilly won the competition and Max, Annabelle and Ilham were runners up.

Heat one
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Grace12 Somerset 2 (3rd & 4th)Top 8
Rudy10 Birmingham 2 (2nd & 5th)Top 8
Charlie10 Swansea 0Top 8
Esme9 Essex 0Top 8
Ethan11 Bath 0Eliminated 4th
Elsie9 London 0Eliminated 3rd
Layla11 Leeds 0Eliminated 2nd
Issac11 Yorkshire 1 (1st)Eliminated 1st
Heat two
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Position
Tilly12 Oxfordshire 1 (4th)Top 8
Annabelle12 Manchester 2 (2nd & 5th)Top 8
Max12 Surrey 2 (1st & 3rd)Top 8
Ilham10 London 0Top 8
Harry12 West Midlands 0Eliminated 4th
Santica11 Belfast 0Eliminated 3rd
Leo11 Isle of Wight 0Eliminated 2nd
Calvin9 Yorkshire 0Eliminated 1st
Top 8 Finals
BakerAgeHometownStar Baker
(leg)
Star Baker
(total)
Finish
Tilly12 Oxfordshire 1 (3rd)2Won
Annabelle12 Manchester 1 (2nd)3Runner-up
Max12 Surrey 02Runner-up
Ilham12 London 2 (1st & 4th)2Runner-up
Grace12 Somerset 025th
Rudy10 Birmingham 026th
Charlie11 Swansea 007th
Esme9 Essex 008th

International versions

The Brazilian version of Junior Bake Off - Junior Bake Off Brasil - currently broadcasts on SBT.

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The Great American Baking Show is an American cooking competition television series and an adaptation of The Great British Bake Off. Its first season aired on ABC under the title The Great Holiday Baking Show. The show is the second licensed adaptation of the GBBO format in the United States. In 2013, CBS produced one season of The American Baking Competition, which was hosted by Jeff Foxworthy, with Paul Hollywood and Mexican-American chef Marcela Valladolid as judges.

<i>The Great Canadian Baking Show</i> Canadian television series

The Great Canadian Baking Show is a Canadian cooking competition television series which premiered on CBC Television on November 1, 2017. It is an adaptation of the U.K. series The Great British Bake Off, which is aired in Canada under the title The Great British Baking Show.

<i>The Great British Bake Off</i> series 9 Ninth series of The Great British Bake Off

The ninth series of The Great British Bake Off began on 28 August 2018, with this being the second series to be broadcast on Channel 4. The series is presented by Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig, with judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. This series saw a few changes to the usual format: the first episode being Biscuit Week, the documentary inserts were dropped, and the finale included the competitors doing a technical challenge outside the tent for the first time.

The Great Kiwi Bake Off is a New Zealand television baking competition based on The Great British Bake Off in which 12 amateur bakers compete in a series of baking challenges. The show's first episode was aired on 16 October 2018 on TVNZ 2. The show is hosted by Hayley Sproull and Madeleine Sami, with judges Dean Brettschneider and Sue Fleischl. The show, like other spinoffs of The Great British Bake Off, uses a similar style, format, and opening theme song to the British series. Like the British series, the show is followed by a recap special called An Extra Slice, hosted by Chris Parker, discussing the episode of the week and interviewing contestants who have been eliminated.

Liam Charles is a British baker, television presenter and contestant from Series 8 of The Great British Bake Off. He is currently a presenter on Bake Off: The Professionals and a judge on Junior Bake Off.

<i>The Great British Bake Off</i> series 10 Tenth series of The Great British Bake Off

The tenth series of The Great British Bake Off began on 27 August 2019. It was presented by returning hosts Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig, and judged by returning judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

<i>The Great British Bake Off</i> series 11 Eleventh series of The Great British Bake Off

The eleventh series of The Great British Bake Off began on 22 September 2020. It was presented by returning host Noel Fielding and new host Matt Lucas, who replaced Sandi Toksvig, and was judged by returning judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. The first three episodes were extended to 90 minutes instead of the usual 75 minutes. The bakers were announced on 15 September 2020.

Ravneet Gill is a British pastry chef, author of The Pastry Chef's Guide, activist and television presenter. In 2020 Gill replaced Prue Leith to work as the judge on Junior Bake Off alongside Liam Charles and Harry Hill. She is founder and director of Countertalk - a job service and community that promotes healthy work environments in the food industry

<i>The Great British Bake Off</i> series 12 Twelfth series of The Great British Bake Off

The twelfth series of The Great British Bake Off began airing on 21 September 2021. It is presented by Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas, and judged by returning judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. The bakers were announced on 14 September 2021.

<i>The Great British Bake Off</i> series 13 Season of television series

The thirteenth series of The Great British Bake Off began on 13 September 2022. It is again presented by Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas and judged by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. The bakers competing in the series were announced on 2 September 2022. The series was filmed at Welford Park, an estate near Newbury, Berkshire which was previously used for the programme from 2014 to 2019.

The fourteenth series of The Great British Bake Off began on 26 September 2023. In December 2022, Matt Lucas announced his departure from the show after three series as a co-presenter. In March 2023, Alison Hammond was announced as his replacement and joined Noel Fielding as co-host. Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith returned to judge the series. The bakers competing in the series were announced on 18 September 2023.

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