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"The UK version of hit Australian children&amp;#039;s show Camp Orange has been given a new series on Nickelodeon and is looking for new contestants. The show features pairs of friends going head to head in a variety of gunge-based challenges, recorded in a secret location in the UK. The series is hosted by former Toonattik presenters Anna Williamson and Jamie Rickers, accompanied by former Olympian Denise Lewis. After five weeks of competing in &amp;quot;the slimiest, grubbiest and smelliest series of challenges&amp;quot;, one team will be crowned &amp;quot;Champ Orange&amp;quot; in a public vote. Last year&amp;#039;s winners received a luxury trip on the Norwegian Epic Nickelodeon Cruise around the Mediterranean alongside a lineup of Nickelodeon stars. &amp;gt; Nickelodeon launches Camp Orange reality show &amp;quot;Inviting British kids to be involved in a Nickelodeon series is always fantastic but Camp Orange is such a celebration of friendship, achievement and enjoying the outdoors, that it feels extra special to be giving our audience the chance to be a part of it,&amp;quot; said Nickelodeon UK managing director Tina McCann. &amp;quot;Along with being physically and mentally tested, the teams that are selected for Camp Orange are set to have a lot of fun with the new challenges and fantastic prizes that are part of the second season.&amp;quot;  Children aged 11-14 should visit the Nickelodeon website for entry details and to submit their audition videos. The show is into its seventh series in Australia and will return in the UK in August. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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