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2011 British Academy Children's Awards Winners

24 October 11

View the full list of winners and nominations for the 2011 British Academy Children's Awards. The ceremony took place on Sunday 27 November at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

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Special Award

BAFTA maskNewsround
BBC

Find out more: Newsround Honoured at the 2011 British Academy Children's Awards

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Animation

BAFTA maskWINNER: The Amazing World Of Gumball
Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves, Joanna Beresford
Cartoon Network Europe in association with Dandelion Studios, Boulder Media & Studio Soi /Cartoon Network UK

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Grizzly Tales
Jamie Rix, Sara Bor, Simon Bor
Grizzly TV/NickToons

Muddle Earth
Phil Chalk, Vincent James
CBBC/CBBC

Pet Squad
Production Team
Darrall Macqueen/Inspidea/March Entertainment/Sony Pictures Entertainment/CBBC

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Channel of the Year

BAFTA maskWINNER: CBeebies

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CBBC

Disney Channel UK

Nick Jr UK

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Comedy

BAFTA maskWINNER: Horrible Histories
Production Team
Lion TV/Citrus TV/CBBC

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Gigglebiz
Michael Towner, Anna Mears
CBeebies/CBeebies

The Legend of Dick and Dom
Steve Ryde, Julian Kemp
CBBC/CBBC

Sadie J
Paul McKenzie, Jonathan Gershfield, Robert Evans
CBBC/CBBC

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Drama

BAFTA maskWINNER: Just William
Paul Seed, John Chapman, Simon Nye
CBBC/CBBC

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House Of Anubis
Production Team
Lime Pictures/Studio 100/Nickelodeon UK

Combat Kids
Tim Compton, Paul Wilmshurst, Robin Mukherjee
Lime Pictures/CBBC

The Sarah Jane Adventures
Brian Minchin, Ashley Way, Russell T Davies
BBC Wales for CBBC/CBBC

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Entertainment

BAFTA maskWINNER: Trapped
Rob Hyde, James Morgan
CBBC/CBBC

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Friday Download
Jeremy Salsby, Melony Smith, Fiona Walmsley
Saltbeef Productions/CBBC

The Slammer
Steve Ryde, John Payne, Samantha Lockett
CBBC/CBBC

The Big Performance
Helen Soden, Nicola Lloyd, Gareth Malone
Twenty Twenty TV/CBBC

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Factual

BAFTA maskWINNER: Deadly 60
John Miller, James Brickell
BBC Bristol for CBBC/CBBC

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Comic Relief Girl On Wire (Blue Peter)
Moray London, Dawn Langan, Tim Levell
CBBC/CBBC

My Life: Ballet Boys
Simon Schofield, Rick Goodwin, Jenni Smith
Real Life Media Productions/CBBC

My Life: Stammer School
Chris Chapman, Claire Storey-Lambert
Dene Films/CBBC

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Feature Film

BAFTA maskWINNER:Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
David Yates, David Heyman, David Barron, J.K. Rowling
Warner Bros Pictures/Warner Bros Pictures

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
David Yates, David Heyman, David Barron, J.K. Rowling
Warner Bros Pictures/Warner Bros Pictures

Kung Fu Panda 2
Melissa Cobb, Jennifer Yuh Nelson, Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger
DreamWorks Animation/Paramount Pictures

Tangled
Roy Conli, Nathan Greno, Byron Howard, Dan Fogelman
Walt Disney Studios/Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures UK

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Independent Production Company Of The Year

BAFTA maskWINNER: Kindle Entertainment

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Dot to Dot Productions

Collingwood O’Hare

Lime Pictures

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Interactive

BAFTA maskWINNER: Tate Movie Project
Development Team
Aardman/Tate/Fallon/CBBC

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The Land Of Me
James Huggins, Vassilios Alexiou, Mike Outlaw
Made In Me, Less Rain, Ladybird

Moshi Monsters
Development Team
Mind Candy

CBBC Hacker & Dodge Pup Stars
Andrew J Brown, Paul Mallett, James Wheatley
Brass Agency/CBBC

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International

BAFTA maskWINNER: Fish Hooks
Noah Z. Jones, Maxwell Atoms
Walt Disney Television Animation/Disney Channel UK

Adventure Time
Pen Ward, Kelly Crews, Larry Leichliter
Cartoon Network Original/Cartoon Network UK

Phineas and Ferb
Daniel Povenmire, Jeff 'Swampy'Marsh
Walt Disney Television Animation/Disney XD UK

Regular Show
JG Quintel, Janet Dimon, Mike Roth
Cartoon Network Original/Cartoon Network UK

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Learning - Primary

BAFTA maskWINNER: Quiff and Boot
Production Team
The Brothers McLeod/BBC Learning

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Cashk@tz
Cathy Collis, Matt Jones, Rob Andrews
Illumina Digital/BBC Learning

BBC Bitesize KS2 Maths
Nik Lever, Pam Lever, Rebekka Campbell
Catalyst Pictures/BBC

Ways Of Talking
Martin Wright, Andy Wan, Barbara Zambrini
Gamelab London/BBC Learning

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Learning - Secondary

BAFTA maskWINNER: Privates
Development Team
Size Five Games/Channel 4

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Love Hurts
Emma Wakefield, Lisa Fairbank
Lambent Productions/BBC Learning

Jamie’s Dream School/Britain's Dream Teachers
Roy Ackerman, Andrew Chitty, Tom Kenyon
Fresh One/Illumina/ Channel 4/Google

Wanna Be A Rockstar
Owen Smith, Andy Wan, Martin Wright
Gamelab London/BBC Learning

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Performer

BAFTA maskWINNER: Harley Bird (Peppa) – Peppa Pig
Astley Baker Davies/E1 Kids/Five/Nick Jr UK

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Ben Faulks (Mr Bloom) – Mr Bloom’s Nursery
CBeebies/CBeebies

Martha Howe-Douglas (various) – Horrible Histories
Lion Television/Citrus TV/CBBC

Daniel Roche (William Brown) – Just William
CBBC/CBBC

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Pre-School Animation

BAFTA maskWINNER: Peppa Pig
Phil Davies, Neville Astley, Mark Baker
Astley Baker Davies/E1 Kids/Channel Five/Nick Jr. UK

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Octonauts
Production Team
Silvergate Media/CBeebies

Little Princess
Iain Harvey, Edward Foster
The Illuminated Film Company/Five

Rastamouse
Eugenio Perez, Greg Boardman, Derek Mogford
The Rastamouse Company/CBeebies

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Pre-School Live Action

BAFTA maskWINNER: Bookaboo
Lucy Goodman, Ian Emes
Happy Films/CiTV

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Grandpa In My Pocket
Production Team
Adastra Creative/CBeebies

Something Special
Allan Johnston, Claire Taylor
CBeebies/CBeebies

Waybuloo
Donnie Anderson, Simon Spencer, Dirk Campbell
The Foundation/CBeebies

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Presenter

BAFTA maskWINNER: Steve Backshall – Deadly 60
BBC Bristol for CBBC/CBBC

Justin Fletcher – Something Special
CBeebies/CBeebies

Kemi Majeks – Milkshake
Five/Five

Helen Skelton – Comic Relief Girl On Wire (Blue Peter)
CBBC/CBBC

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Short Form

BAFTA maskWINNER: Dipdap
Chris Wood, Steve Roberts
Ragdoll/CBeebies

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CN Duplicators
Raf Gasak
Meindbender Animation/Cartoon Network EMEA/Cartoon Network UK

I ♥ Art
Akin Akinsiku, Kim Majkut, Peter Drake
Nickelodeon UK/Nick Jr. UK

Share A Story
Corrinne Averiss
CiTV Creative/CiTV

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Video Game

BAFTA maskWINNER: LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean
Development Team
TT Games/Walt Disney Interactive

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Kirby’s Epic Yarn (Wii)
Development Team
Nintendo

LittleBigPlanet 2 (PS3)
Development Team
Media Molecule/XDev Studio Europe/Sony Computer Entertainment

Pokemon Black and Pokemon White (DS)
Junichi Masuda
Nintendo

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Writer

BAFTA maskWINNER: James Lamont, Jon Foster – The Amazing World of Gumball
Cartoon Network Europe in association with Dandelion Studios, Boulder Media & Studio Soi /Cartoon Network UK

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Writing Team - Horrible Histories
Lion TV/Citrus TV/CBBC

Simon Nye – Just William
CBBC/CBBC

Phil Ford – The Sarah Jane Adventures
BBC Cymru Wales/CBBC

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BAFTA Young Game Designers

BAFTA Young Game Designers is a competition for 11-16 year olds, challenging them to plan, write and illustrate an idea for a new video game. Find out more at www.bafta.org/ygd

YGD Logo 2011

BAFTA maskWINNER: Game: Rollin' Scotch
Team: Nose Dive Studios (Noah Shepherd, Louis Scantlebury, Nathaniel Weisberg)

Game: Gah-Den Quest
Team: Chamelion Arch (Molly Proud, Fred Gosling, Laurie Griffiths)

Game: Skislands
Team: Defying Gravity (Matthew Langford, Joe Hanaphy, Rachel Langford)

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BAFTA Kid's Vote

Children aged 7-11 voted for their favourite Film, TV Show, Video Game and Website of the last year from the shortlists below, at www.baftakidsvote.org

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Film

BAFTA maskWINNER: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2

  • 2nd Place: Despicable Me
  • 3rd Place: Tangled
  • Cars 2
  • Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
  • Gnomeo & Juliet
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
  • Kung Fu Panda 2
  • Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
  • Transformers: Dark Of the Moon

TV

BAFTA maskWINNER: Good Luck Charlie

  • 2nd Place: Victorious
  • 3rd Place: Phineas & Ferb
  • Dani's House
  • Deadly 60
  • Horrible Histories
  • Mission: Green Santa
  • Regular Show
  • The Sarah Jane Adventures
  • Tracy Beaker Returns

Web

BAFTA maskWINNER: Binweevils

  • 2nd Place: Moshi Monsters
  • 3rd Place: GirlsGoGames
  • Cartoon Network.co.uk
  • CBBC
  • Club Penguin
  • Disney.co.uk
  • Miniclip
  • Nick.co.uk
  • Stardoll

Games

BAFTA maskWINNER: Just Dance 2

  • 2nd Place: Angry Birds Rio
  • 3rd Place: The Sims 3
  • Cut the Rope
  • FIFA 11
  • Kinect Sports
  • Michael Jackson: The Experience
  • Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit
  • Professor Layton and the Lost Future
  • Wii Party

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Please answer the simple sum below.


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Sandy

(29-36-2012)

"Moshi Monsters Should have won"

Serena

(20-18-2012)

"I really wanted House of Anubis to win best drama."

Tyrone

(13-10-2012)

"I Wanted Kung Fu Panda 2 To Win The Bafta Awards"

Nishat

(12-31-2012)

"HH well done for getting the Best Comedy! Well done Steve Backshall for the presenting award and the factual award! Well done Newsround for the Special award. And guess what? You're the best shows/news there ever was! "

@IWasTheMadOne

(29-58-2011)

"Horrible Histories should have got the writing award and Martha should have won best performer! Let's hope for more next year! Proud HH Voter!"

Tamsin Kornik

(29-50-2011)

"Horrible histories is the best!"

Tamsin Kornik

(29-49-2011)

"Horrible histories is the best!"

@iwasthebadone

(29-49-2011)

"Horrible Histories writing team should've won...So should've Martha won best performer! I PROUDLY VOTED FOR HH) <3"

Chloe

(29-48-2011)

"Horrible Histories is amazing! You deserved all of them! Well done on Best Comedy! I voted for you!"

Tess Davies

(28-48-2011)

"Horrible histories is the best ever! We voted for you guys!!!"

George

(28-26-2011)

"well done newsround!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i watch it all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Fiona

(28-30-2011)

"Horrible Histories for the WIN!!! And Martha Howe-Douglas for best actor, of course."

Susan

(28-30-2011)

"Why no awards for little charley bear? We love you charley"

Danielle

(28-29-2011)

" Horrible histories is amazing. :)"

Molly

(18-31-2011)

"professor layton ALL THE WAY!"

Ann

(15-57-2011)

"I hope Horrible Histories will win everything! We love you :)"

Caroline

(11-24-2011)

"I hope House Of Anubis wins best Drama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <o>"

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Professor Flitwick in the Harry Potter series Warwick Davis with the award for the final film, which won after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes. BAFTA Kids Vote winner - Feature Film: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows part 2 Presenter Warwick Davis (centre front) with the winning team, including Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves and Joanna Beresford. Animation winner: The Amazing World Of Gumball Presenter Richard Fleeshman with one of the winning Development Team members of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. Video Game winner: LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean The voice of Peppa Pig, Harley Bird, with presenter Ted Robbins. Performer winner: Harley Bird (aka Peppa Pig) Professor Tanya Byron with the winners of the Tate Movie Project, an animation film made by kids, for kids, using great art as inspiration. Interactive winner: Tate Movie Project Dan Marshall from Size Five Games, makers of the Channel 4 show Privates. Learning Secondary winner: Privates BAFTA-winning animators The Brothers McLeod with presenters Charlie Rowe and Dakota Blue Richards Learning Primary winner: Quiff and Boot Just Dance 2 was declared the winning game after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes. The winners (centre) are pictured with presenters Sonali Shah and Naomi Wilkinson. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Video Game: Just Dance 2 Good Luck Charlie is a Disney Channel sitcom about a family trying to adjust to the birth of their fourth child, Charlotte aka Charlie. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Television: Good Luck Charlie Website Binweevils was crowned the winner after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Website: Binweevils Presenters Oliver Chris (l) and Jemima Rooper with Paul Seed, John Chapman, Simon Nye and Just William's leading man, Daniel Roche. Drama winner: Just William Lucy Goodman, Ian Emes and Bookaboo, the rock drumming puppet who loves being read to before a show. Pre-School Live Action winner: Bookaboo Chris Wood and Steve Roberts with their BAFTAs for the series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character, Dipdap. Short Form winner: Dipdap Presenters Oliver Chris (l) and Jemima Rooper with Paul Seed, John Chapman, Simon Nye and Just William's leading man, Daniel Roche. Drama winner: Just William Website Binweevils was crowned the winner after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Website: Binweevils Good Luck Charlie is a Disney Channel sitcom about a family trying to adjust to the birth of their fourth child, Charlotte aka Charlie. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Television: Good Luck Charlie Harry Potter star Warwick Davies (Professor Flitwick) with presenter Sam Claflin. Feature Film winner: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 Just Dance 2 was declared the winning game after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes. The winners (centre) are pictured with presenters Sonali Shah and Naomi Wilkinson. BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Video Game: Just Dance 2 BAFTA-winning animators The Brothers McLeod with presenters Charlie Rowe and Dakota Blue Richards Learning Primary winner: Quiff and Boot Dan Marshall from Size Five Games, makers of the Channel 4 show Privates. Learning Secondary winner: Privates BYGD ambassador Tyger Drew-Honey with the Nose Dive Studios team and their award for Rollin' Scotch. BAFTA Young Game Designers winners: Rollin' Scotch The voice of Peppa Pig, Harley Bird, with presenter Ted Robbins. Performer winner: Harley Bird (aka Peppa Pig) Professor Tanya Byron with the winners of the Tate Movie Project, an animation film made by kids, for kids, using great art as inspiration. Interactive winner: Tate Movie Project Presenter Richard Fleeshman with one of the winning Development Team members of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. Video Game winner: LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Presenter Warwick Davis (centre front) with the winning team, including Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves and Joanna Beresford. Animation winner: The Amazing World Of Gumball Presenter Ronni Ancona with Peppa Pig creators Phil Davies, Neville Astley and Mark Baker. Pre-School Animation winner: Peppa Pig The team behind Horrible Histories celebrate their BAFTA win for Comedy. Comedy Winner: Horrible Histories Some of the show’s past and present crew, including presenters Ore Oduba, Sonali Shah and John Craven. Special Award winner: Newsround Original presenter John Craven with Sonali Shah (who recently finished after five years) and current presenter Ore Oduba. Special Award winner: Newsround Presenter Martin Kemp with the Trapped winners, including Rob Hyde and James Morgan. Entertainment winner: Trapped Presenter Sam Branson with the winners of Disney Channel animation Fish Hooks. International winner: Fish Hooks Presenter Sébastien Izambard (Il Divo) with the winning team from Kindle Entertainment. Independent Production Company winner: Kindle Entertainment Craven was the original Newsround presenter, hosting the show for 17 years. Newsround won the Special Award. John Craven Among CBeebies shows this past year are Gigglebiz, Octonauts, Rastamouse, Something Special, Grandpa In My Pocket and Waybuloo. Channel of the Year winner: CBeebies

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