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Junior Bake Off

Television baking competition series

Field	Value
image	Junior Bake Off.png
image_size	250
genre	Baking
Reality
director	Nicholas Berry
presenter	{{plainlist	1=
judges	{{plainlist	1=
country	United Kingdom
language	English
num_series	11
num_episodes	163
executive_producer	Unknown
location	{{plainlist	1=
runtime	28 minutes (2011–2016)
60 minutes (2019–)
company	Love Productions
channel	CBBC (2011–2016)
Channel 4 (2019–)
first_aired
last_aired	present
related	The Great British Bake Off

Reality

Harry Hill
Liam Charles
Ravneet Gill (and 8 specials)
Cobham Hall 60 minutes (2019–) Channel 4 (2019–)

Junior Bake Off is a British television baking competition in which young bakers aged 9 to 15 tackle a series of challenges involving baking cakes, biscuits, bread, and pastries, competing to be crowned Junior Bake Off Champion.

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, with Ravneet Gill replacing Prue Leith. 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 concluded on 3 February 2023. On 16 January 2026 it was announced that Junior Bake Off has been renewed for its twelfth series to air in 2027.

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. Each episode featured only four bakers, with one winner each episode and the other three eliminated. The winning bakers from each heat were brought back for "Finals Week", consisting of two semi-finals followed by two finals, and then one grand final to determine 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 starting in series 6). Instead of only four bakers taking part in each qualifying round, the bakers were 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. The remaining five bakers from each group are combined in finals week, with two quarterfinals, two semifinals and a final. The upper age range of the contestants was increased from 12 to 15 in 2019, then changed back to 12 in series 8 through 10. 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

Series	Eps.	Premiere	Finale	Winner	Finalists
13	31 October 2011	17 November 2011	Freya Watson	Kai	CBBC
Kieran
Saffron
15	11 November 2013	29 November 2013	Harry Duffy	Emma
Ruby
Zainab
15	2 November 2015	20 November 2015	Amari Koryang	Alyth
Euan
Megan
15	7 November 2016	25 November 2016	Nikki Lilly	Macy
Tyrese
15	4 November 2019	22 November 2019	Fin Woodward	Aleena	Channel 4
Amal
Eliza
15	11 January 2021	29 January 2021	Reece Suwali	Robbie
Naima
Cece
15	10 January 2022	28 January 2022	Kezia	Lola
Aisya
Fraser
15	16 January 2023	3 February 2023	Amelia	Thomas
Annabel
Mya
15	2 January 2024	19 January 2024	Tilly	Annabelle
Ilham
Max
15	6 January 2025	24 January 2025	Austin Edwards	Lola
Ronnie
Deji
15	5 January 2026	23 January 2026	Aiyla L	Kitto
Miko
Umayr

Presenters and judges

Series	Presenters	Judges
Aaron Craze	Paul Hollywood	Mary Berry
James Martin
Sam Nixon & Mark Rhodes	Allegra McEvedy	Graham Hornigold
Nadiya Hussain
Harry Hill	Liam Charles	Prue Leith
Ravneet Gill

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.

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Amari	Joe	Joy	Marie
11	North London
9	West Sussex
12	Glasgow
11	Southampton

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Millie	Saffron	Sam	Stanley
11	York
10	Essex
11	Cheshire
12	Brighton

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Hari	Holly	Kieran	Sylvia
9	Birmingham
12	Oxford
12	York
11	Bristol

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alex	Cameron	Ellie	Zyta
11	Northampton
12	Sheffield
10	Edinburgh
12	Aylesbury

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Galway	Jim	Sangita	Scott
12	Sutton Coldfield
11	West Sussex
12	Bradford
11	Kent

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Abigail	Kai	Olivia	Sami
11	Rowley Regis
12	Wirral
12	Pontypridd
11	Leicester

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Coco-Nina	Conal	Jacob	Katie
11	Bath
11	Cambridge
12	Herefordshire
9	County Fermanagh

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Aasiya	Cameron Stott	Freya Watson	Sam
11	Hertfordshire
7	Derbyshire
10	Newbury
10	Somerset

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Cameron	Joe	Kieran	Saffron
12	Sheffield
9	West Sussex
12	York
10	Essex

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Freya Watson	Jacob	Kai	Sangita
10	Newbury
12	Herefordshire
12	Wirral
12	Bradford

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Freya Watson	Kai	Kieran	Saffron
10	Newbury
12	Wirral
12	York
10	Essex

Series 2 (2013)

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

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alexandre	Anna	Brinta	Griffin
12	Hertfordshire
11	Kent
12	London
11	Wrexham,
North Wales

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ann	Ben	Ellie	Finn
12	Bristol
11	Wales
11	Edinburgh
10	North Yorkshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ben	Emma	George	Megan
10	North Yorkshire
11	Pembrokeshire, Wales
11	Shropshire
11	Midlands

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Charlie	Ellie	Joseph	Ruby
10	Northampton
10	Manchester
10	Oldham
11	Devon

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Abhimanyu	Alex	Emily	Jojo
11	Warwickshire
10	Lincolnshire
12	South Lanarkshire
11	London

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Cameron	Elizabeth	Katie	Monty
12	Kent
11	Bristol
11	Belfast
12	Cheshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Aaminah	Alfie	Archie	Esther
12	Middlesex
10	Norfolk
11	County Down,
Northern Ireland
9	Cheshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Harrison	Harry Duffy	Isabelle	Rosie
12	East Sussex
10	Hampshire
12	Lancashire
11	Essex

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Charlie	Louis	Ruby	Zainab
11	Norfolk
10	Cambridge
12	Cheshire
10	Hertfordshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	James	Kavern	Lily-Grace	Missy
11	Coventry
9	London
12	Middlesex
11	Birmingham

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ellie	Emily	Emma	Griffin	Ruby
11	Edinburgh
12	South Lanarkshire
11	Pembrokeshire, Wales
11	Wrexham,
North Wales
11	Devon

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Archie	Harry Duffy	Kavern	Monty	Zainab
11	County Down,
Northern Ireland
10	Hampshire
9	London
12	Cheshire
10	Hertfordshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Harry Duffy	Emma	Ruby	Zainab
10	Hampshire
11	Pembrokeshire, Wales
11	Devon
10	Hertfordshire

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.

Baker	Age	Hometown
Brown	Kiah	Matthew
11	Lanarkshire,
Scotland
10	Worcestershire
11	London
9	Derbyshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Farhaan	Hannah	Olivia
Millburn	Tom
10	London
11	Conwy,
North Wales
10	Northumberland
12	London

Baker	Age	Hometown
Greenhill	Matilda	Will
12	Belfast
11	York
10	Surrey
11	Hertfordshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result
Buckley	Lucy	Peter	Sienna
12	West Lothian
11	Kent
10	Sheffield
11	Stratford-upon-Avon

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alex	Hafsa	James	Megan
Lewis
12	Manchester
12	Wembley
12	Gosport
12	Rhondda Valley

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alice	Corey	Finlay	Sufia
11	Dorset
11	Forth Valley
10	Northumberland
10	West Yorkshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alfie	Andrea	Freddie
Patmore	Lucy
11	Swindon
10	Middlesex
12	Newcastle
12	Liverpool

Baker	Age	Hometown
Harkness	Isabel	Will
12	Sutton Coldfield
12	Belfast
11	Hove
9	Cardiff

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Amari Koryang	Ben	Khushi	Oscar
11	Birmingham
12	Leeds
10	Hertfordshire
9	Maidenhead

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ben	Grace	Purdey
Burton	Tom
10	Tyne and Wear
11	Oxfordshire
12	London
11	East Sussex

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alyth	Darcey	Euan	Freddie	Olivia
11	Lanarkshire,
Scotland
12	Belfast
12	West Lothian
12	Newcastle
10	Northumberland

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Alice	Amari Koryang	Isaac	Megan	Purdey
11	Dorset
11	Birmingham
11	York
12	Rhondda Valley
12	London

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Amari Koryang	Alyth	Euan	Megan	Alice	Freddie
11	Birmingham
11	Lanarkshire,
Scotland
12	West Lothian
12	Rhondda Valley
11	Dorset
12	Newcastle

Episode No.	Airdate	Total viewers	CBBC Channel Weekly Ranking
1	2 November 2015	677,000	1
2	3 November 2015	662,000	2
3	4 November 2015	658,000	5
4	5 November 2015	672,000	4
5	6 November 2015	673,000	1
6	9 November 2015	647,000	5
7	10 November 2015	632,000	2
8	11 November 2015	658,000	2
9	12 November 2015	660,000	9
10	13 November 2015	671,000	6
11	16 November 2015	668,000	8
12	17 November 2015	672,000	4
13	18 November 2015	673,000	1
14	19 November 2015	669,000	2
15	20 November 2015	678,000	1

Series 4 (2016)

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

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Abi	Annabel	Harry	Tyrese
11	Perthshire
9	Norfolk
12	Hampshire
11	London

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Billy	Evie	Nigel	Shriyana
12	Wiltshire
11	Leicestershire
10	Northamptonshire
11	Swansea

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ben Wiser	Francesca	Hannah	Oliver
11	Shropshire
11	Middlesex
10	Birmingham
11	Staffordshire

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Mack	Millie	Rosie	Zac
10	Cardiff
11	Swindon
11	West Midlands
11	London

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Elodie	Hamish	Nikki
Lilly	Ollie
9	Buckinghamshire
10	Edinburgh
12	London
11	Somerset

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Dylan	Ali	Jenna
Ghattaora	Robin
10	Sussex
11	Birmingham
11	Nottingham
11	Scottish Borders

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Jamie	JJ	Maisie	Mia
9	Doncaster
11	Tyne and Wear
12	Swindom
10	Belfast

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Ffion	Harry	Lottie
Pottinger	Mehdi
10	Gwynedd
10	Bristol
12	Cheshire
12	London

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Harvey	Joseph	Macy
Braithwaite	Sophie
12	Essex
12	Grimsby
12	Coventry
10	Merseyside

Baker	Age	Hometown	Result	Mimi	Rachel	Tom	Yasmin
11	London
12	Solihull
12	Surrey
9	Kent

Baker	Age	Hometown
Lilly	Tyrese	Zac
11	Leicestershire
11	Middlesex
12	London
11	London
11	London

Baker	Age	Hometown
Ghattaora	Lottie
Pottinger	Macy
Braithwaite	Maisie	Rachel
11	Nottingham
12	Cheshire
12	Coventry
12	Swindom
12	Solihull

Baker	Age	Hometown
Lilly	Macy
Braithwaite	Tyrese	Jenna
Ghattaora	Lottie
Pottinger	Francesca
12	London
12	Coventry
11	London
11	Nottingham
12	Cheshire
11	Middlesex

Series 5 (2019)

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

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Aleena	Amal	Maddie	Tilly	Vaughan	Bakr	Zoë	Zak	George	Oliver
15	Manchester	2 (3rd & 4th)
13	Essex	0
11	London	0
10	Bath	1 (5th)
13	Hartlepool	0
15	Derby	1 (2nd)
10	Nottingham	0
13	Hertfordshire	0
11	Devonshire	0
10	Northampton	1 (1st)

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Eliza	Fin Woodward	Kian	Tom O	Tom W	Karina	Lorien	Jaya	Dru	Sam
14	North Yorkshire	4 (1st, 2nd,
3rd & 5th)
13	Manchester	1 (4th)
13	Hull	0
15	Gloucestershire	0
13	Falmouth	0
13	West Yorkshire	0
9	London	0
10	Solihull	0
15	London	0
9	Berkshire	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Fin Woodward	Aleena	Amal	Eliza	Tom W	Vaughan	Kian	Tom O	Maddie	Tilly
13	Manchester	0	1
15	Manchester	1 (4th)	3
13	Essex	2 (1st & 2nd)	2
14	North Yorkshire	1 (3rd)	5
13	Falmouth	0	0
13	Hartlepool	0	0
13	Hull	0	0
15	Gloucestershire	0	0
11	London	0	0
10	Bath	0	1

Episode No.	Airdate	Viewers (millions)	Channel Weekly Ranking
1	4 November 2019	1.86	7
2	5 November 2019	1.58	9
3	6 November 2019	1.39	14
4	7 November 2019		Outside Top 15
5	8 November 2019		Outside Top 15
6	11 November 2019		Outside Top 15
7	12 November 2019	1.47	15
8	13 November 2019	1.49	13
9	14 November 2019		Outside Top 15
10	15 November 2019	1.60	9
11	18 November 2019	1.46	11
12	19 November 2019	1.58	5
13	20 November 2019	1.46	10
14	21 November 2019	1.54	8
15	22 November 2019	1.66	4

Series 6 (2021)

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

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Cece	Fern	Reece Suwali	Robbie	Erin	Sophia	Fyn	Charlie
13	Kent	0
10	Merseyside	1 (4th)
14	Leicestershire	2 (1st & 5th)
15	Bristol	1 (2nd)
13	Worcestershire	1 (3rd)
10	Hertfordshire	0
10	Hampshire	0
10	Worcestershire	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Maddi	Naima	Safiyyah	Zack	Henry	Will	Toby	Sicily
14	Gateshead	1 (4th)
9/10	South London	0
14	Reading	2 (2nd & 5th)
13	Leeds	2 (1st & 3rd)
11	Hertfordshire	0
12	West Yorkshire	0
13	Cambridge	0
10	Devon	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Reece Suwali	Cece	Naima	Robbie	Safiyyah	Fern	Zack	Maddi
14	Leicestershire	2 (1st & 2nd)	4
13	Kent	0	0
9-10	South London	1 (4th)	1
15	Bristol	1 (3rd)	2
14	Reading	0	2
10	Merseyside	0	1
13	Leeds	0	2
14	Gateshead	0	1

Episode No.	Airdate	Viewers (millions)	Channel Weekly Ranking
1	11 January 2021	1.70	11
2	12 January 2021	1.59	13
3	13 January 2021	1.66	12
4	14 January 2021	1.42	15
5	15 January 2021		Outside Top 15
6	18 January 2021		Outside Top 15
7	19 January 2021	1.64	14
8	20 January 2021	1.90	10
9	21 January 2021	1.63	15
10	22 January 2021	1.72	11
11	25 January 2021	1.60	13
12	26 January 2021	1.53	15
13	27 January 2021		Outside Top 15
14	28 January 2021	1.65	11
15	29 January 2021	1.84	9

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. 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. Kezia won the 2022 series.

Source:

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Kezia	Lola	Macy	Quique	Eliza	Mia WL	Will	Joey
13	London	2 (3rd & 5th)
9	Lancashire	1 (4th)
10	Liverpool	0
9	Devon	1 (2nd)
10	Hertfordshire	0
11	London	0
11	Hertfordshire	0
11	Manchester	1 (1st)

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Aisya	Fraser	Gabriel	Salma	Tomos	Mia C	D'vonte	Olivia
12	Manchester	1 (4th)
15	York	3 (2nd, 3rd & 5th)
10	Cornwall	0
13	Manchester	1 (1st)
11	Cardiff	0
15	Newcastle	0
11	Nottinghamshire	0
9	Nottingham	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Kezia	Aisya	Lola	Fraser	Quique	Macy	Salma	Gabriel
13	London	1 (2nd)	3
12	Manchester	1 (4th)	2
9	Lancashire	1 (1st)	2
15	York	1 (3rd)	4
9	Devon	0	1
10	Liverpool	0	0
13	Manchester	0	1
10	Cornwall	0	0

Episode No.	Airdate	Viewers (millions)	Channel Weekly Ranking
1	10 January 2022	1.34	10
2	11 January 2022	1.32	11
3	12 January 2022		Outside Top 15
4	13 January 2022		Outside Top 15
5	14 January 2022		Outside Top 15
6	17 January 2022		Outside Top 15
7	18 January 2022	1.19	13
8	19 January 2022		Outside Top 15
9	20 January 2022		Outside Top 15
10	21 January 2022	1.17	15
11	24 January 2022		Outside Top 15
12	25 January 2022	1.23	13
13	26 January 2022	1.22	14
14	27 January 2022		Outside Top 15
15	28 January 2022	1.24	12

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.

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Sofia	Imogen	Dolly	Annabel A	Oliver	Charlie	Ezekiel	Alfie
10	Lancashire	2 (1st & 5th)
9	Bath	1 (2nd)
10	Cheshire	0
11	Antrim	1 (4th)
11	Yorkshire	1 (1st)
9	Sussex	0
12	Leeds	0
9	Sussex	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Amelia	Thomas	Mya	Annabel B	Harrison	Poppy	Tristan	Jamie
12	Staffordshire	2 (2nd & 5th)
12	London	1 (1st)
10	London	0
9	Essex	2 (3rd & 4th)
10	West Midlands	0
11	Tyne and Wear	0
10	Essex	0
10	Warwickshire	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Amelia	Annabel B	Mya	Thomas	Sofia	Imogen	Dolly	Annabel A
12	Staffordshire	1 (2nd)	3
9	Essex	0	2
10	London	1 (4th)	1
12	London	2 (1st & 3rd)	3
10	Lancashire	0	2
9	Bath	0	1
10	Cheshire	0	0
11	Antrim	0	1

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.

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Grace	Rudy	Charlie	Esme	Ethan	Elsie	Layla	Issac
12	Somerset	2 (3rd & 4th)
10	Birmingham	2 (2nd & 5th)
10	Swansea	0
9	Essex	0
11	Bath	0
9	London	0
11	Leeds	0
11	Yorkshire	1 (1st)

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Tilly	Annabelle	Max	Ilham	Harry	Santica	Leo	Calvin
12	Oxfordshire	1 (4th)
12	Manchester	2 (2nd & 5th)
12	Surrey	2 (1st & 3rd)
10	London	0
12	West Midlands	0
11	Belfast	0
11	Isle of Wight	0
9	Yorkshire	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Tilly	Annabelle	Max	Ilham	Grace	Rudy	Charlie	Esme
12	Oxfordshire	1 (3rd)	2
12	Manchester	1 (2nd)	3
12	Surrey	0	2
10	London	2 (1st & 4th)	2
12	Somerset	0	2
10	Birmingham	0	2
11	Swansea	0	0
9	Essex	0	0

Series 10 (2025)

The tenth series of Junior Bake Off began airing on 6 January 2025 and ended on 24 January 2025 on Channel 4. For the sixth series in a row, Harry Hill presented the series, with returning judges Ravneet Gill and Liam Charles. Austin won the competition and Lola, Ronnie and Deji were runners up.

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Deji	Lola	Ronnie	Austin Edwards	Francesca	Farah	Rose	Enzo
12	Berkshire	3 (1st, 2nd & 5th)
10	Leicestershire	1 (3rd)
10	South Yorkshire	1 (4th)
10	Berkshire	0
11	Belfast	0
11	Northamptonshire	0
11	Buckinghamshire	0
9	Somerset	0

Baker	Age	Hometown
11	Cheshire	1 (3rd)
12	Worcestershire	1 (4th)
11	Cambridgeshire	2 (2nd & 5th)
10	Tyne and Wear	0
10	Norfolk	0
11	London	0
9	London	1 (1st)
12	London	0

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Austin Edwards	Ronnie	Deji	Lola	Lana	Kingston	Jay	Bela
10	Berkshire	1 (2nd)	1
10	South Yorkshire	1 (4th)	2
12	Berkshire	0	3
10	Leicestershire	1 (1st)	2
10	Tyne and Wear	1 (3rd)	1
11	Cambridgeshire	0	2
12	Worcestershire	0	1
11	Cheshire	0	1

Series 11 (2026)

The eleventh series of Junior Bake Off began airing on 5 January 2026 on Channel 4. For the seventh series in a row, Harry Hill presented the series, with returning judges Ravneet Gill and Liam Charles.

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Position	Aiyla L	Kitto	Miko	Myla	Cole	Zakariya	Niamh	Elroy
14	West Yorkshire	2 (1st & 5th)
13	Dorset	1 (2nd)
14	Surrey	2 (3rd & 4th)
11	Derbyshire	0
13	Derbyshire	0
11	West Yorkshire	0
11	Tyne & Wear	0
12	Surrey	0

Baker	Age	Hometown
11	West Yorkshire	1 (4th)
14	Derbyshire	0
9	Hertfordshire	1 (5th)
13	London	1 (3rd)
10	East Yorkshire	0
12	Northern Ireland	1 (2nd)
15	London	0
13	Cornwall	1 (1st)

Baker	Age	Hometown	Star Baker
(leg)	Star Baker
(total)	Finish	Aiyla L	Kitto	Miko	Umayr	Aiyla F	Humphrey	Penelope	Myla
14	West Yorkshire	2 (2nd & 3rd)	4
13	Dorset	0	1
14	Surrey	1 (1st)	3
13	London	1 (4th)	2
11	West Yorkshire	0	1
14	Derbyshire	0	0
9	Hertfordshire	0	1
11	Derbyshire	0	0

International versions

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

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