Fidelity junior SIPP what should I invest in?

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My children each have a fidelity SIPP which I usually invest any money they have available in to the Fidelity Multi Asset Allocator Growth Fund Retirement Builder Accumulation Shares. This was in the suggestions when I originally opened the accounts and I've never changed it. It's currently performing at around 2% so I'm wondering if theres something better I should be looking at investing in.

If you have one what investments are you happy with?

I’ve just checked and the bulk of my kids’ pensions is in the

Fidelity index world fund p accumulation and it says a 15% growth. (Not sure if this is the last year or 2 years since I invested in that fund). Because it’s an index fund the fees are low.

You can do a search for funds and get a sheet with all sorts of information about the fund - fees, risk, what’s it the fund, historical performance. I only go for passive index funds because they do as well as most actively managed funds in the long run.

i think Hollys boring money website often has information on popular funds that you can further research- that’s how I discovered the index funds we have - having tried to invest in funds my children would be interested in eg Japan and not seen any growth.

My kids' SIPPs aren't with Fidelity, but they're invested in Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, F&C Investment Trust, and a FTSE-100 tracker ETF.

My 9 year old's SIPP is 100% invested in Fidelity Index World. This is 100% equities, as I think this is the best way to achieve growth while she is so far away from retirement. Average growth is >10% per year over the last five years and cumulative growth over five years is 80%+.

Thanks you so much everyone, I've gone with the fidelity index world this time will see what happens.