Ahead of the 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Ta’ Qali, we our taking a look at the top 100 entries of all time. A number of entries have drawn on points – the placings will be determined on the most awarded 12s, 10s, 8s etc, awarded by the juries.

60: 148pts – “Boomerang”

Misha represented Armenia, at the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Tbilisi. Misha performed “Boomerang”, finishing in 6th place.

59: 149pts – “I Am the One”

Helena Meraai represented Belarus, at the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Tbilisi. Helena Meraai performed “I Am the One”, finishing in 5th place.

58: 149pts – “My vmeste”

Ksenia Sitnik represented Belarus, at the 2005 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Hasselt. Ksenia Sitnik performed “My vmeste”, finishing in 1st place.

57: 150pts – “Fire”

Mila Moskov represented North Macedonia, at the 2019 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Gliwice. Mila Moskov performed “Fire”, finishing in 6th place.

56: 150pts – “Solas”

Sophie Lennon represented Ireland, at the 2022 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Yerevan. Sophie Lennon performed “Solas”, finishing in 4th place.

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Author: Richard Taylor

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