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.

30: 180pts – “Do It My Way”

Yan Girls represented Armenia, at the 2023 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Nice. Yan Girls performed “Do It My Way”, finishing in 3rd place.

29: 181pts – “Marchin’ On”

Ela represented Malta, at the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Minsk. Ela performed “Marchin’ On”, finishing in 5th place.

28: 182pts – “Say Love”

Darina Krasnovetska represented Ukraine, at the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Minsk. Darina Krasnovetska performed “Say Love”, finishing in 4th place.

27: 185pts – “Voice of the Heart”

Grigol Kipshidze represented Georgia, at the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Tblisi. Grigol Kipshidze performed “Voice of the Heart”, finishing in 2nd place.

26: 185pts – “Not My Soul”

Destiny Chukunyere represented Malta, at the 2015 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, in Sofia. Destiny Chukunyere performed “Not My Soul”, finishing in 1st place.

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Author: Richard Taylor

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