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The British Academy Children's Awards

The BAFTA Children's Awards pay tribute to the enduring impact that kid's entertainment can have on children. The annual ceremony brings together those film, TV programme, game and website makers who have created captivating children’s entertainment. Horrible Histories, Harry Potter and the LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean game were amongst the winners at the 2011 awards.

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The Children's Awards in 2011:

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Winners and Nominees in 2011:

Animation Channel of the Year Comedy Drama Entertainment Factual Feature Film Independent Production Company Interactive International Learning Primary Learning Secondary Performer Pre-School Animation Pre-School Live Action Presenter Short Form Video Game Writer Special Award BAFTA Young Game Designers The BAFTA Kids' Vote

Children's Awards in 2011

2011 British Academy Children's Awards Winners

2011 Special Award: Newsround

The BAFTA Kids Vote 2011

British Academy Children's Awards 2011: Print Programme

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2011 Children's Awards In Pictures

The Blue Peter presenter returned to host the ceremony for the second year running. Barney Harwood The producer and puppet star of the children’s TV show that won the BAFTA for Pre-School Live Action at the Children's Awards. Lucy Goodman & Bookaboo Harley is the voice of Peppa Pig. She won the BAFTA for Performer at the Children's Awards. Harley Bird (aka Peppa Pig) The Nickelodeon presenter is also known for her work on Milkshake!, the Disney Channel and GMTV's Toonattik. Anna Williamson Having previously starred in Channel 4’s Totally Frank, Dowling now presents Wake Up World on Nick Jr. Helena Dowling The actor, comedian and broadcaster has appeared in Little Britain, Come Fly With Me, Holby City and currently plays the Governor in CBBC's The Slammer. Ted Robbins The stars of Nickelodeon's teen mystery show, which was nominated in the Drama category at the BAFTA Children's Awards. The House Of Anubis cast The former editor and producer of Blue Peter also introduced the show’s essential item: the Blue Peter badge. Biddy Baxter MBE Fletcher was nominated for presenting Something Special, for which he won previously in 2008 and 2010. Justin Fletcher (aka Mr Tumble) Newcomer Hiscock stars in CBBC’s Combat Kids, nominated in the Drama category. Charlie Hiscock Aidan Davis, Richard Wisker, Georgia Lock, Ceallach Spellman and Tyger Drew-Honey. Friday Download presenters Barnes is a football manager and former England player. John Barnes MBE The team from Nose Dive Studios, nominated for Rollin' Scotch, with BYGD ambassador Tyger Drew-Honey. BAFTA Young Game Designers: Nose Dive Studios The Chamelion Arch team, nominated for Gah-Den Quest, with BYGD ambassador Tyger Drew-Honey. BAFTA Young Game Designers: Chamelion Arch The Defying Gravity team, nominated for Skislands, with BYGD ambassador Tyger Drew-Honey. BAFTA Young Game Designers: Defying Gravity From Left-Right; Tyger Drew-Honey (BAFTA YGD Ambassador), Laurie Griffiths, Fred Gosling and Molly Proud of Team Chamelion Arch, Joe Hanaphy, Rachel Langford and Matthew Langford of Team Defying Gravity and Nathaniel Weisberg, Noah Shepherd and Louis Scantlebury of Team Nose Dive Studios. BAFTA Young Game Designers 2011 Recently seen in Channel 4's Any Human Heart, Claflin stars in the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsmen. Haddock's credits include My Family, How Not To Live Your Life and The Inbetweeners Movie. Sam Claflin & Laura Haddock Chris (The Office, Green Wing) and Rooper (The Famous Five, Lost in Austen) are both currently starring in One Man, Two Guvnors in the West End. Oliver Chris & Jemima Rooper One third of the hugely successful pop group Sugababes. Heidi Range The Brit actor has starred in Willow and the Harry Potter series, as well as Return of the Jedi. He's currently the lead role in BBC comedy Life's Too Short. Warwick Davis The comedian and E4's Big Brother's Big Mouth presenter made his acting debut this year in Channel 4 comedy Fresh Meat. Jack Whitehall CBBC presenter Katy Ashworth arrives on the red carpet at the British Academy Children's Awards. Katy Ashworth The former Spandau Ballet bassist and EastEnders actor starred in Brit crime thriller Jack Falls this year, the third in the Jack Says Trilogy. Martin Kemp The Countryfile presenter fronted John Craven's Newsround for 17 years. The children's news show received the Special Award. John Craven OBE The journalist and political editor for the BBC used to be a producer on children's show Newsround, which received the Special Award. Nick Robinson Son of successful entrepreneur Richard, Sam set up TV production company Current Sponge in 2009 to make Sam Branson The actor and singer/songwriter appeared in Coronation Street and All The Small Things before moving into musical theatre, including Legally Blonde and Ghost: The Musical. Richard Fleeshman The Scottish actress, impressionist and author recently played Barbara Windsor in The Comic Strip's The Hunt For Tony Blair. Ronni Ancona Shah presents British Olympic Dreams on the BBC having just finished a five year stint presenting Newsround, which received a BAFTA Special Award. Sonali Shah The BAFTA-winning kids presenters can currently be seen on medieval game show Splatalot! Dick and Dom TV presenter Hamilton was the face of Nickelodeon in 2006. She currently co-presents A Place in the Sun and finished second in this year's Dancing on Ice. Laura Hamilton The Footballers Wives actress presented the Pre-School Live Action award. Susie Amy Skelton was nominated in the Presenter category for Blue Peter: Comic Relief Girl on Wire in which she walked a 150 metre tightrope between chimneys at Battersea Power Station. Helen Skelton The children's author behind the Alex Rider series is currently working on the screenplay for Steven Spileberg's Tintin sequel. Anthony Horowitz The Outnumbered star was nominated in the Performer category for Just William. Daniel Roche Majeks was nominated in the Presenter category for Five’s Milkshake! Kemi Majeks

Awards Information

  • The Children's Awards: An Introduction
  • Children's Categories
  • Children's Eligibility & Judging
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