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The CBBC Summer Sportarama takes place on the opening weekend of the IAAF World Athletics Championships from 22 – 23 August 2015 across different zones located on the Piazza at the BBC’s MediaCityUK site. The activities will begin at 10am and finish at 5pm both days and are unticketed.
Top activities for children on the day will include:
Children will also get a chance to see some of their favourite children’s TV presenters, including Blue Peter’s Lindsey Russell who says:
“While the IAAF World Athletics Championships may be taking part on the other side of the world the CBBC Summer Sportarama gives young people a fantastic opportunity to experience the excitement of the competition right here in the North West. There are races and other activities on our outdoor track, crafting with our very own Art Ninja and a chance for children to have a go at becoming the next presenter of CBBC’s new sports show Kickabout Plus.
“So whether your child is the next Usain Bolt or they’d just like to have fun taking part in a variety of activities inspired by the championships, the CBBC Summer Sportarama has something for everyone and we look forward to seeing you this summer.”
This year BBC Sport will be bringing live and exclusive coverage of the World Athletics Championships across television, radio and online from 22 to 30 August.
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