Blue Peter pets first "Blue Peter" dog whose death was not mentioned on the programme. Barney is believed to be an Irish Setter/Dachshund cross and officially joined the "Blue Peter" team on 22 September 2009. He is the show's ninth dog. Barney is a former stray and was given to presenter Helen Skelton by the Dogs Trust. Barney left the show along with his owner Helen on 26 September 2013. The programme has had a long association with guide dogs, which stretches back to 1964 – captivating millions of viewers and helping to transform the lives of thousands of visually impaired people. The
The Kite That Went to the Moon of the moon, the children ride the kite back home, showing all the other children in the village that the kite really could fly. The kite, however, returns to the sky and remains a comet for the rest of time. Evelyn Sharp was born on August 4, 1869, the 9th of 11th children. During her life she became a journalist and part-time teacher. By the end of her life in 1955, Sharp had published over 30 books, including; "All the Way to Fairyland" (1898), "The Making of a Pring" (1897), and "The Other Side of the Sun" (1900). There are