The Best Amazon Video Shows for 10 Year Olds (UK)

What's actually worth watching on Amazon Video? These are the best-rated shows for 10 year olds available there in the UK.

  1. 1. Craig of the Creek

    Ages 6–11 · First shown 2018

    Reviewers describe the series as an exceptionally well-crafted show that balances imaginative childhood adventure with deep emotional resonance. It is highly regarded for its authentic representation of diverse identities and its ability to engage both children and adults through clever writing and nostalgic charm. The high production values, particularly the distinctive musical score and detailed world-building, make it a standout in modern animation.

    • Good influence 5/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of Craig of the Creek

  2. 2. Deadly 60

    Ages 7–13 · First shown 2009

    Reviewers describe this as an exceptional wildlife series that balances high-stakes adventure with genuine educational value and a strong message of animal welfare. The presenter is highly regarded for his knowledge and enthusiasm, making the show a rare example of a children's programme that adults frequently choose to watch on their own.

    • Good influence 5/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of Deadly 60

  3. 3. Malory Towers

    Ages 10–13 · First shown 2020

    Reviewers celebrate this series as a charming and emotionally resonant adaptation that offers positive depictions of female friendship and personal growth. The high production values, including beautiful coastal locations and authentic costumes, create a nostalgic atmosphere that adults find as appealing as children do. While some later episodes receive minor criticism for repetitive writing or stiff acting from newer cast members, the overall consensus is that it is a thoughtful and respectful modern take on a classic.

    • Good influence 5/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 4/5

    Read our full review of Malory Towers

  4. 4. Horrible Histories

    Ages 9–13 · First shown 2009

    Horrible Histories is a highly acclaimed sketch show celebrated for its sharp writing, talented ensemble cast, and brilliant musical parodies that entertain adults as much as children. While its educational value and wit are outstanding, earlier episodes have been criticised for their lack of diversity and insensitive caricatures of non-European cultures. Overall, it is regarded as an exceptionally well-crafted series that successfully makes history engaging through irreverent and often dark comedy.

    • Good influence 3/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of Horrible Histories

  5. 5. Danger Mouse

    Ages 5–10 · First shown 1981

    Reviewers adore this classic series for its sharp, anarchic British wit and clever parodies that make it just as enjoyable for adults as it is for children. While the animation is frequently criticised for obvious budget-saving shortcuts and recycled footage, the exceptional voice acting and creative scripts more than compensate. It is widely regarded as a smart, funny, and loyal adventure that avoids pandering to its young audience.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 3/5

    Read our full review of Danger Mouse

  6. 6. Marvel's Spider-Man

    Ages 7–13 · First shown 2017

    The series is widely commended for its focus on scientific problem-solving and its portrayal of a relatable, morally grounded hero. While the serialized storytelling and rich comic lore provide plenty for older viewers to enjoy, the show receives mixed reviews for its inconsistent animation quality and sometimes generic dialogue.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 4/5
    • Well made 3/5

    Read our full review of Marvel's Spider-Man

  7. 7. Dog with a Blog

    Ages 7–13 · First shown 2012

    Dog with a Blog is a formulaic sitcom that is well-regarded for its heartwarming focus on blended family dynamics and sibling cooperation. While its production is often criticized for being clichéd and predictable, some parents may appreciate the surprising emotional depth and witty parodies scattered throughout the series.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 3/5
    • Well made 2/5

    Read our full review of Dog with a Blog

  8. 8. Dragons: The Nine Realms

    Ages 8–12 · First shown 2021

    This modern spin-off earns praise for its inclusive cast of characters and its focus on teamwork and supportive family dynamics. However, reviewers are sharply divided on its quality, with many criticizing the animation as stiff and unpolished compared to the original movies. While the musical score is a highlight, some adults find the simplified storytelling and repetitive plots difficult to engage with.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 3/5
    • Well made 2/5

    Read our full review of Dragons: The Nine Realms

How we picked

This list is made by filtering the shows on this site. On Amazon Video in the UK, and averaging 3 or more. Every show is made for 10 year olds. See more like these and adjust the filters yourself, or read how we score.

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