Stepping Up facts for kids
For the 1987 Hank Crawford and Jimmy McGriff album, see Steppin' Up. For the 2010 M.I.A. single, see Steppin Up.
Stepping Up is a special five-part TV show that was shown on the CBBC Channel from September 3 to September 7, 2012. This series tells different stories about young people as they make a big change in their lives: moving from primary school to secondary school. Each episode is a stand-alone drama, meaning it tells a complete story on its own. The music for the show was created and played by Steve Wright.
Episode Guide: Stepping Up
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1 | "The Cloudwatch Club" | 3 September 2012 | |
This episode kicks off the series, but its story details are a mystery!
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2 | "Home Games" | 4 September 2012 | |
On Jack's very first day of high school, his dad suddenly comes back into his life. Jack and his new friends are busy arguing about which football team is better: Liverpool or Everton. Jack manages to avoid picking a side. Later that day, his dad tries to convince him to spend time together, and they end up going to a Liverpool F.C. event.
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3 | "Bag Girl" | 5 September 2012 | |
Becky Tyler is a tomboy who loves sports and doesn't really like girly things. She finds it tough to fit in at her new all-girls secondary school, where things feel very different from what she's used to.
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4 | "Download" | 6 September 2012 | |
Polly tries to deal with starting her new school by filming everything around her using her mobile phone. It's her way of coping with all the changes and new experiences.
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5 | "Tale of Two Cities" | 7 September 2012 | |
Owain has just moved to Manchester from Wales, and he really misses his old home. He's desperate to go back, finding it hard to adjust to his new city and school.
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