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Brand Background

Noddy is a character created by British children’s author Enid Blyton, originally published between 1949 and 1963. The television show based on the character is the longest running show in British television since 1955, and continues to appear to this day. Noddy is a television programme aimed at pre-school children, produced by Chorion, and currently airing around the globe. He actually made it onto TV as far back as 1955, when he featured in one of the first-ever children’s programmes, a black and white string-puppet series entitled The Adventures Of Noddy (a colour version, The Further Adventures Of Noddy, followed in the 1960’s). Noddy’s come a long way since then, and the latest series - Make Way For Noddy - boasts a hefty 100 episodes, and uses extremely handsome CGI (Computer Generated Imagery) to create and animate Toy Town and all of its residents. Noddy is a little wooden boy (with a bobbly head and jingly hat) trying to make his way in the often rough-and-tumble world of Toy Town. He’s a well-meaning lad, but sometimes he doesn’t think things through and he is easily led - or tricked - into trouble. Most episodes follow Noddy as he deals with a specific problem or character.

Noddy & Tessie Bear Dance Party

Noddy and his friend Hayley have arrived early at Tessie Bear’s house for a dance party but there is no sign of Tessie Bear. They can hear her chickens in the garden and they can hear Bumpy Dog barking but noone answers the door. While they are waiting Noddy shows Hayley some new moves he has invented for the dance party. Then he remembers that he was supposed to give Tessie Bear a ride in his red and yellow taxi because she was shopping for the party and would have some very heavy bags to carry. Noddy goes quickly to toy town to look for Tessie Bear… in the meantime Tessie Bear arrives home very hot, tired and cross… can Noddy make it up to Tessie Bear. He does come up with just the right idea to make Tessie Bear forgive him so they can have fun at the dance party.

CHARACTERS – Noddy, Tessie Bear & Host

Noddy & Mr Plod Road Safety Show

In their very own all-singing and all-dancing ‘Road Safety Show’. Learning about Road safety is an important part of getting a new bike, as Holly finds out. With the help of her friends, Noddy and Mr Plod, Holly sets out to sing and dance her way through the road rules until Noddy’s famous red and yellow taxi breaks down. Without Mr Plod, this leaves Holly to direct the traffic. Come along and help Holly find Noddy and Mr Plod and join in on this interactive journey teaching a fun approach to Road Safety.

CHARACTERS – Noddy, Mr Plod & Host

Noddy & Big Ears Picnic Show

Hermoine is waiting for Noddy to pick her up in his red and yellow taxi to go to toyland station so she can catch the toyland train with all the other folk to the picnic in jolly fun park. Big Ears arrives on his scooter and waits with her and together they play some games while they are waiting. When Noddy arrives they are too late to catch the train. Noddy explains that he gave Tessie Bear a lift to the station because she had so many pies in her picnic basket and then Mr Sparks from the garage gave Noddy sixpence for driving him to the train and now they will all have to go home. Suddenly Big Ears has a great idea. Seeing as they are all here with the boys and girls and they already have their picnic baskets why not have the picnic here. They can sing and dance and play games and still have lots of fun. Trust Big Ears to come up with such a good idea. No wonder he is Noddy’s best friend in the whole wide world.

CHARACTERS – Noddy, Big Ears & Host

Activity Workshop

Come & join Noddy at his very own activity centre. Noddy is everyone’s favourite character and the children can show him their finished masterpiece before they take it home. All materials, crafts and aprons are supplied.

Meet and Greets

Customers have the opportunity to meet one of the lovable Toyland characters. You can join Noddy with either Tessie Bear, Mr Plod or Big Ears for a cuddle hand-shake or high-five. Customers are welcomed to take photos.

Target Audience

0 years - 7 years