The RTS has a new appointment for children! “Les Infiltrés – Le Club”, an entertainment show for 7-9 year olds airs every Sunday at 9:30 am on RTS 1 and whenever you want on Play RTS. The program includes sketches, unlikely challenges, and a good dose of humor.
For this first episode, dedicated to Easter, the atmosphere is set from the beginning. This “club” is neither a book club, nor a golf club, not even a club sandwich. One of the hosts, Benoît, pays the price, not having his “membership card” like all the children present on the set. The show is hosted by the duo “Les Infiltrés” already well known to the listeners of Couleur 3.
Children as spectators and actors
Each episode follows the same structure: a game with the children introduces them to the theme of the day, sketches by our two “Infiltrés” and two sequences with the “Little Journalists” in which children discover professions they could pursue later. Finally, a segment dedicated to animals: “Funny Creatures” (videos below).
“Just because we’re having fun doesn’t mean we can’t learn something!”
“We wanted the show to be a pure moment of entertainment for children. But just because we’re having fun doesn’t mean we can’t learn something! “Les Infiltrés” have met this challenge with flying colors. We hope children will enjoy it, and even their parents!” explains Patrick Léger, Chief of the Audiovisual Society Unit producing this new show. “We give a real place to children. Some interview people working in a profession related to the theme of the show, while others participate in the show on set, during recordings.”
Worlds to discover
With this first show broadcast during Easter week, the theme was obvious. Following episodes will cover topics such as cinema, agriculture, and dance, for example. “The themes are varied to broaden the horizon of children as much as possible,” says Patrick Léger. “We’re recording the next episodes on May 9 and 10. By the way, if children want to come and attend and participate in the show, they are welcome! Visit RTS avec vous to register.”
Source: Tania Chytil, RTS Education
