Gallery: Children's Awards Winners 2009 (1)

Sunday 29 November

Winners at the 2009 BAFTA Children's Awards

Pre-School Animation Award

Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom (Phil Davies, Neville Ashley and Mark Baker) recieve their Pre-School Animation Award from Camilla Dallerup (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Interactive Award

Big and Small Online (Represented by Anne Brogan, Dominic Minns and Juliet Tzabar) win the Interactive Award from Delon Armitage (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Factual Award

Serious Ocean (Marshall Corwin) wins the Factual Award from Jake Meyer (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Short Form Award

Jane Laffey, Greg Villalobos and Martin Orton receive the Short Form Award for See Something, Say Something from citation reader Anna Williamson and Jamie Rickers (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Pre-School Live Action

Bookaboo wins the Pre-School Live Action Award with Lucy Goodman and Ian Emes receiving the award from citation reader Will Poulter (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Learning Primary

Antonia Bird and Rebecca Simor receive the Learning Primary Award from citation reader Dani Harmer (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Learning Secondary Award

Troubled Minds wins the Learning Secondary Award with Andy Glynne recieving the award from citation reader Dani Harmer (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Me and My Movie Award

Lauren Blayney wins the CBBC Me and My Movie Award with her film, Vern’s Vacation. Michelle Ryan and Joel Defries present (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
International Award

The Penguins of Madagascar (Howard Litton and Debbie MacDonald) wins the International Award from Phylica Rashad (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).
Break Through Talent Award

Adam Shaw wins the Break Through Talent Award receiving the award from citation reader Bonnie Wright (Pic: BAFTA / Brian Ritchie).