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Season 1 | Episode 3 | ABC | June 12, 2018

Personal and social capability

Literacy

9-10 11-12

Ten-year-old dancer Kenzie is forging a promising career, but it's not without sacrifice. Callum's perfectionism causes him angst, while pianist Anwen sets herself a new challenge.

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28:28 | Published 10 months ago

Making Child Prodigies

Dancer Kenzie faces her toughest audition yet at the world's most prestigious ballet competition. Guitarist Callum plays in a live rock band. Budding rocket scientist Finn finally sees his prototype come to life.

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28:22 | Published 10 months ago

Making Child Prodigies

Opening night looms for artist Aelita, marking her first Australian show in years; Anwen makes her debut performance as a composer; Finn meets Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, armed with his very own legislation.

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28:35 | Published 11 months ago

Making Child Prodigies

It's a big day for guitar prodigy Callum as he records his very first music video. Kenzie is about to step up and perform with the Queensland Ballet. Young scientist Finn has an important message for the prime minister.

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