Children's Awards - Winners in 2012
Sunday 25 November
Pictures of the winners and presenters and their BAFTA masks from backstage at the British Academy Children's Awards in 2012.
These photos are now available to purchase as high quality prints on BAFTA's print on demand website: www.baftaprints.org
Photography credit: BAFTA/ Richard Kendal
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Short Form winner: Share A Story 2011
Olympic rower Heather Stanning with the winning team behind Share A Story 2011, including Dave Hickman, Carl Hadley and David Heslop.
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Performer winner: Khalil Madovi
Actress Carly Stenson who presented the Performer BAFTA to Khalil Madovi for his role in CBBC's 4 O'Clock Club.
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BYGD Game Concept Award winner: Vacuum Panic (AKA Suck It Up)
Former Hollyoaks and Harry Potter actress Anna Shaffer, with Charlie Hutton-Pattemore (15), who won the BAFTA Young Game Designers Game Concept Award with Vacuum Panic.
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BYGD Game-Making Award winner: Smiley Dodgems
Thirteen-year-old Christopher Purdy, who won the BAFTA Young Game Designers Game-Making Award presented by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe for his game Smiley Dodgems. Pictured here with Maria Stukoff (Sony) and Tyger Drew Honey.
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Factual winner: My Life: Me, My Dad and His Kidney
Writer Caitlin Moran presented the Factual BAFTA to the team behind My Life: Me, My Dad and His Kidney: Rachael Smith, Cat Lewis and Helen Tither.
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Pre-School Live Action winner: Justin's House
Presenter Anna Williamson with the winning team behind Justin's House, including Stephen Cannon and Anna Perowne, plus performer Justin Fletcher.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Website: Binweevils
The winning team behind the Binweevils website, including Matt Lester, Daniella Cardiera, James Stanners, Sam Wooldridge and Allie Cranford, which beat nine other websites to come out on top.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Television: Good Luck Charlie
Disney's Tricia Wilber with the BAFTA Kids' Vote award for TV show Good Luck Charlie, plus presenters Kye Sones & Jade Ellis (The X Factor).
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Interactive winner: Nightmare High
Presenter Jamal Edwards with the winning Interactive team for Nightmare High - Jo Roach, Tassos Stevens and Paul Bennun - plus Jim Holmes.
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Channel of the Year winner: CBBC
Presenter Eddie Izzard with CBBC's Cheryl Taylor and Damian Kavanagh.
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Learning - Primary winner: Seeking Refuge
Presenter Aliona Vilani with the winning team behind Seeking Refuge, including Andy Glynne.
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Learning - Secondary winner: L8R Youngers 2
Britain's Got Talent stars Twist & Pulse who presented the Learning - Secondary BAFTA to John White, Derek Brown and David Watson of L8R Youngers 2, plus Josephine Melville.
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Comedy winner: Horrible Histories
Presenter Sarah Alexander (centre) with the winning team behind Horrible Histories, including Imogen Cooper, Mike Holliday and Mel Proud.
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Pre-School Animation winner: Peppa Pig
The winning team behind Peppa Pig: Phil Davies, Philip Hall and Joris van Hulzen.
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Writer winner: The Amazing World of Gumball
Presenter Anthony Browne with the winning Gumball writers: Ben Bocquelet, James Lamont and Jon Foster.
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International winner: SpongeBob SquarePants
Presenter Olivia Hallinan with SpongeBob representative Tim Patterson.
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Video Game winner: Skylanders Spyro's Adventure
Presenter Alex Gregory with Video Game winners Paul Reiche, Roy Stackhouse and Ian McClellan for Skylanders Spyro's Adventure.
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Independent Production Company winner: Blue Zoo Productions
Presenters Jedward with the winning team from Blue Zoo, Oli Hyatt, Adam Shaw and Tom Box.
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Feature Film winner: The Hunger Games
Director John Landis (Coming To America) who presented and collected the Feature Film BAFTA on behalf of The Hunger Games.
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Animation winner: The Amazing World of Gumball
Presenter Stacey Solomon with the winning Gumball team Ben Bocquelet, Joanna Beresford and Mic Graves. This is Gumball's second BAFTA win of the night.
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Animation winner: The Amazing World of Gumball
Presenter Stacey Solomon with the winning Gumball team Ben Bocquelet, Joanna Beresford and Mic Graves. This is Gumball's second BAFTA win of the night.
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Drama winner: Roy
Presenter Lee Ingleby with Drama winners John Rice, Alan Shannon and Mark Cumberton.
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Entertainment winner: Friday Download
Presenters Dougie Poynter and Tom Fletcher (McFly) with the winning Friday Download team, including Jeremy Salsby, Melony Smith and Fiona Walmsley.
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Presenter winner: Justin Fletcher
Presenter Alesha Dixon with Something Special Presenter winner Justin Fletcher.
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Special Award winner: Brian Cosgrove
Sir David Jason presented the Special Award to animator Brian Cosgrove, creative genius behind many shows including DangerMouse and Count Duckula, for which Jason provided the voices.
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