Series from the Royal National Mod in Fort William where Sarah, Eilidh and Caxy present a fun-filled hour of highlights from the children's events.

Join Sarah and Caxy for a fun packed 30 minutes.

Caxy, Sarah and Eilidh take us on a crusade in search of the missing Golden Hopper as they present highlights in the last programme of the series. Children's Gaelic programme.

Gaelic language children's magazine. The team go to Ireland to celebrate St Patrick's day.

Gaelic children's programme. Eilidh heads to her home town of Stornoway to meet up with the British professional display BMX Team Extreme.

Children's magazine show. Is it really panto season again? Oh yes it is! Sarah, Caxy and Eilidh have lots of fun and games prepared for the Christmas special.

Sarah, Caxy and Eilidh take us on a tour of the new BBC facilities at Pacific Quay as they present highlights of the series. Gaelic children's programme.

Eilidh dresses up as Mary, Queen of Scots and Caxy and Sarah celebrate Chinese New Year.

Eilidh sets off to impress the team in preparation for Mothering Sunday.

Gaelic language children's magazine show. Sarah and Caxy are in the studio in Glasgow and Eilidh is out with the boy scouts on their annual outing.

Gaelic language childrens' music show with Sarah and Caxy live at Pacific Quay. Sarah heads to Glasgow Green for the World Pipe Band championship. Show more

The De-a-nis? team are fund raising for Children in Need. Eilidh cycles from Stornoway to Barra and Sarah and Caxy abseil down the new BBC building in Glasgow.

Sarah and Caxy present live from Glasgow's Pacific Quay which includes a feature on the Kylie Minogue exhibition.

Children's programme with music, fun and competitions. Join the team in Pacific Quay, Glasgow as Sarah takes to the track in Scotstoun.

Eilidh heads to the Cairngorms to try downhill skiing. Caxy continues his Famous Scots theme with a look at the life of Charles Rennie MacKintosh.

Caxy and Sarah present this week's Dè a-nis? Gaelic language.

Eilidh heads to the Cruachan Power Station at Lochawe to present a feature on the forthcoming Gaelic Media Energy Week.

Eilidh takes a trip to the musical workshops at Glasgow's Celtic Connections while Caxy heads to the Isle of Barra and spends the day with the Barra lifeboat crew.

As the De a-nis? team welcomes in the New Year, presenters Sarah Cruickshank and Caxy MacAulay reflect on their holiday break over the festive period.

Children's Gaelic programme. Eilidh travels to Plockton High School where the pupils are preparing for their latest project.