

Facts & Figures
Even though the Junior Eurovision Song Contest is still very young, the Contest already has a rich history with some pretty amazing facts and figures. On this ever-expanding page, we share with you the ones you should.
Poland won the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest and 2019, this makes it the first country to win two times in a row.
The first Junior Eurovision Song Contest took place in Copenhagen, Denmark, in November 2003.
Georgia won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest a record 3 times in total (2008, 2011, 2016).
Belarus, Russia and Malta have each won the Contest twice.
The highest number of participants was in 2018 with 20 countries.
Armenia has the strongest overall record with seven top 3 finishes. Armenia has never been outside the top 10.
Some singers have graduated from Junior Eurovision to the Eurovision Song Contest including the Tolmachevy Sisters (Russia 2006, 2014) and OG3NE (The Netherlands 2007, 2017).
The Netherlands, Ukraine, Malta, Poland and Belarus have hosted the Junior Eurovision Song Contest on more than one occasion.