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Tuesday 30 November
Highlights from The EA BAFTA 2008 Children's Awards ceremony.
The Ballroom in the London Hilton Hotel is full as Academy Chairman David Parfitt takes to the stage (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The cast of The Sarah Jane Adventures took to the stage to present the first Award of the night, Pre-School Animation to Charlie and Lola (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Claudia Lloyd and Kitty Taylor picks up their first Award of the evening for Charlie and Lola (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Before opening the envelope radio presenter Nick Ferrari praised the endeavours of the nominees in the Interactive category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
lestyn Lloyd, David Jacklin and Darren Garret accept the Interactive Award for the Bow Street Runner website (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Dannii Minogue took a break from her X-Factor judging to open the envelope for the Presenter category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Justin Fletcher's win in the Presenter category for Something Special was greeted by a huge cheer from the Ball Room audience (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Olympic coxless four winner Pete Reed showed off his gold medal as he presented the Factual Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Marshall Corwin and Reem Nouss took to the stage to accept the Factual Award for CBBC's Serious Andes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Holdy City actor Tom Chambers presented this year's Short Form Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Short Form Award was collected by Mick Robertson and John Butterworth for My Say (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
After performing acrobatics on stage, LazyTown's Magnus Scheving - aka Sportacus - presented the Pre-School Live Action cateogry (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Anne Wood, Andrew Davenport and Dirk Campbell accepted the Pre-School Live Action Award for In the Night Garden, the first of two BAFTA for Ragdoll Productions (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Singer Suzanne Shaw took time out from her busy West End schedule to present the Learning Primary Category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Artisancam team fill the stage to accept the Learning Primary BAFTA (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Learning Secondary category was presented by actress Natalie Dormer, star of the BBC period drama The Tudors (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Learning Secondary BAFTA was claimed by the team behing the L8R website (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Blue Peter's Alkin Akinwolere and Harry Potter star Ginny Weasely presented this year's CBBC me and my movie in association with BAFTA (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Thirteen-year-old Leah Cooper from Essex was speechless on receiving the CBBC me and my movie Award for her film The Prank (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
After blogging on the BAFTA website the Break-Through Talent nominees were put out of their misery by Dancing wonder-kid George Sampson (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Fifteen-year-old Summerhill actor becomes won of the youngest BAFTA winners of all time by claiming the Break-Through Talent Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).