Singapore, Australia, Kenya and Finland are among the countries represented in this year’s International Emmy kids categories.

Yesterday, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences unveiled its full list of nominees—including 12 kids contenders. There’s stiff competition in the animation race, which features the world’s favorite Aussie pup Bluey, popular Finnish series Moominvalley, Cartoon Network APAC original Lamput and Discovery Kids Latin America’s Brazilian toon Lupi e Baduki.

It’s a particularly strong year for Brazil, which scored one entry in each of the kids categories—including the Netflix live-action series Luz (about an Indigenous girl in search of her origins) and factual sports show Bora, O Pódio é Nosso for Globoplay.

The UK also did well, scoring two nods in the two non-animation categories for the live-action adaptation of Lauren Kate’s teen novel Fallen and the documentary Kids Like Us (about children with cancer).

The 53rd International Emmy winners will be announced on November 24. Here are the nominees in all three kids categories:

KIDS: ANIMATION

Bluey (Australia)
Ludo Studio 

Lamput – season 4 (Singapore)
WBD, Vaibhav Studio, Robot Playground Media, Lil Critter Workshop, The Monk Studios, Tribe Audio, The Tuning Folk, Inspidea, Shapeshifter Studio

Lupi & Baduki (Brazil)
Flamma, Elo, Birdo

Moominvalley – season 4 (Finland)
Gutsy Animations, YLE, SkyOne

KIDS: LIVE ACTION

Fallen (UK)
Globoplay, Night Train Media, Silver Reel, Hero Squared, Umedia

Luz (Brazil)
Floresta (Sony)

Prefects (Kenya)
Peripheral Vision International

Shut UP (Norway)
Alfredfilm, Feelgood SFT, Snowreel, Rabbit Films

KIDS: FACTUAL & ENTERTAINMENT

Bora, O Pódio é Nosso (Brazil)
Globo, Sentimental Filmes

Kids Like Us (UK)
Echo Velvet 

On Fritzi’s Traces – What was it like in the GDR? (Germany)
Balance Film, Germany Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk, Westdeutscher Rundfunk

Playroom Live (South Africa)
Eclipse Television Productions