Gallery: Children's Awards Ceremony 2010 Part 1
Sunday 28 November
View images of all the celebrity presenters and winners accepting their masks during the first half of the EA British Academy Children's Awards ceremony in 2010.
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Barney Harwood
Host Barney Harwood kicks off the ceremony. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Short Form presenter: David Harewood
Actor David Harewood, whose film roles include Blood Diamond and The Merchant of Venice, presents the first award of the evening. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Short Form winner: My Favourite Bedtime Story
Clare Norowzian and Helen Arnsten collect the BAFTA for their beautifully produced show of bedtime stories from around the world. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Interactive presenter: Alex Jones
The One Show co-host Alex Jones gets ready to announce the Interactive winner. (Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn)
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Interactive winners: ZingZillas
Tony Reed, Helen Stephens and Dominic Minns receive the BAFTA for the beautifully designed and entertaining ZingZillas. (Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn)
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Performer presenter: Georgie Henley
The star of The Chronicles Of Narnia films presents the BAFTA for Performer. (Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn)
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Performer winner: Jim Howick (Horrible Histories)
The actor accepts the BAFTA for his laugh-out-loud performance in the popular sketch show. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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BAFTA Young Game Designers presenter: Matthew Lewis
The Harry Potter actor and BAFTA YGD ambassador presents the inaugural prize. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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BAFTA Young Game Designers winners: Beached Whale Productions
Dan Pearce, Sam Taylor and James Cook of Beached Whale Productions take the BYGD award for their game HAMSTER: Accidental World Domination. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Learning Primary presenter: Bonita Norris
Norris, who became the youngest British woman to climb Mount Everest in May 2010, presents the BAFTA for Learning Primary. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Learning Primary winner: L8R Youngers
John White collects the Learning Primary BAFTA for L8R Youngers, a drama that explored themes from drugs awareness to cyber-bullying. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Learning Secondary presenter: Asa Butterfield
The young actor, currently filming Hugo Cabret with Martin Scorses, presents the Learning Secondary BAFTA. Pic: BAFTASteve Finn
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Comedy winner: Horrible Histories
Horrible Histories was praised for its creativity and courage in turning potentially serious subject matter on its head. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Learning Secondary winner: Timeline.tv: Smallpox Through Time
Jon Adams, Andrew Chater and Paul Trainor accept their BAFTA for the expertly-produced Timelines.tv: Smallpox Through Time. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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International presenter: Danny Care
England Rugby Union player Danny Care presents the BAFTA for International. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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International winner: The Penguins Of Madagascar
CGI animated series The Penguins Of Madagascar was praised for its storytelling, pacing, dialogue and appeal to all the family. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Video Game presenter: Pollyanna Woodward
The Gadget Show presenter announces the Video Game winner. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Video Game winner: Rabbids Go Home
Rabbids Go Home (Wii) was hailed as "a game of real wit and innovation unlike anything on the market" by the jury. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Pre-School Animation presenter: Tyger Drew-Honey
The Outnumbered actor presents the Pre-School Animation category. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Pre-School Animation winner: Timmy Time
David Scanlon, Sarah Fell and Jackie Cockle accept the BAFTA for their heartwarming and characterful comedy Timmy Time. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Pre-School Live Action presenter: Danielle Hope
The Over The Rainbow winner presents the BAFTA for Pre-School Live Action. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Pre-School Live Action winner: Something Special
Allan Johnston, Helen O'Connell, Anna Perowne and Something Special presenter Justin Fletcher, the team behind the informative and engaging Something Special. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Special Award presenter: Matt Baker
The Countryfile presenter and Strictly Come Dancing contestant introduces the Special Award recipient Brian Cant. Pic: BAFTA/Steve Finn
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Special Award recipient: Brian Cant
Legendary children's television presenter Brian Cant delivers a moving and entertaining speech. (Pic: BAFTA/ Steve Finn)
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Special Award recipient: Brian Cant
Pic: BAFTA/ Steve Finn
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