The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in the final episode, number 10; when children from Luddenham, Lydd and Palm Bay Primary Schools host the finale comedy show!

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 9 when children from Wingham, Palm Bay, Luddenham and Herne Primary Schools script their own comedy show!

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 8 when children from Lynsted, Dymchurch, Palm Bay, Herne and Minterne Primary Schools get creative.

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 7 when children from Lynsted, Chartham and Minterne Primary Schools get their funny on!

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 6 when the fun bus stops at Chartham and Lydd Primary Schools.

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 5 when the comedy team stopped at Palm Bay and Herne Primary Schools.

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Check out what happens in Episode 4 when the comedy team stopped at Wingham and Dymchurch Primary Schools.

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.

The Cool Skool Sketch Show took to the roads to meet Year 5 and 6 kids from all over the county who came together to create comedy sketches and songs recorded in schools.

Over 350 children have taken part in comedy writing and recording workshops led by writers of TVs ‘Horrible Histories’ and ‘Dead Ringers’.

Hear what happened in Episode 3 when the tour stopped at Minterne and Luddenham Primary Schools.

Cool Skool Sketch Show' is the world’s first radio comedy show written and performed by kids and was aired at 07.30am and 3.30pm Mon 18th - Fri 22nd April powered by The Audio Content Fund - supported by the UK Government to fund independent producers making high quality, public service content for UK commercial and community radio and produced by Unusual.