Children's Awards - Winners in 2011
Sunday 27 November
View pictures of winners and presenters with their newly won BAFTA masks, backstage at the British Academy Children's Awards in 2011.
Photography: BAFTA/ Richard Kendal
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BAFTA Kids Vote winner - Feature Film: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows part 2
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.
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Animation winner: The Amazing World Of Gumball
Presenter Warwick Davis (centre front) with the winning team, including Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves and Joanna Beresford.
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Video Game winner: LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean
Presenter Richard Fleeshman with one of the winning Development Team members of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Performer winner: Harley Bird (aka Peppa Pig)
The voice of Peppa Pig, Harley Bird, with presenter Ted Robbins.
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Interactive winner: Tate Movie Project
Professor Tanya Byron with the winners of the Tate Movie Project, an animation film made by kids, for kids, using great art as inspiration.
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Learning Secondary winner: Privates
Dan Marshall from Size Five Games, makers of the Channel 4 show Privates.
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Learning Primary winner: Quiff and Boot
BAFTA-winning animators The Brothers McLeod with presenters Charlie Rowe and Dakota Blue Richards
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Video Game: Just Dance 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.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Television: Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie is a Disney Channel sitcom about a family trying to adjust to the birth of their fourth child, Charlotte aka Charlie.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Website: Binweevils
Website Binweevils was crowned the winner after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes.
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Drama winner: Just William
Presenters Oliver Chris (l) and Jemima Rooper with Paul Seed, John Chapman, Simon Nye and Just William's leading man, Daniel Roche.
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Pre-School Live Action winner: Bookaboo
Lucy Goodman, Ian Emes and Bookaboo, the rock drumming puppet who loves being read to before a show.
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Short Form winner: Dipdap
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.
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Drama winner: Just William
Presenters Oliver Chris (l) and Jemima Rooper with Paul Seed, John Chapman, Simon Nye and Just William's leading man, Daniel Roche.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Website: Binweevils
Website Binweevils was crowned the winner after more than 400,000 7-14-year-olds went to www.baftakidsvote.org to cast their votes.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Television: Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie is a Disney Channel sitcom about a family trying to adjust to the birth of their fourth child, Charlotte aka Charlie.
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Feature Film winner: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2
Harry Potter star Warwick Davies (Professor Flitwick) with presenter Sam Claflin.
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BAFTA Kids' Vote winner - Video Game: Just Dance 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.
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Learning Primary winner: Quiff and Boot
BAFTA-winning animators The Brothers McLeod with presenters Charlie Rowe and Dakota Blue Richards
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Learning Secondary winner: Privates
Dan Marshall from Size Five Games, makers of the Channel 4 show Privates.
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BAFTA Young Game Designers winners: Rollin' Scotch
BYGD ambassador Tyger Drew-Honey with the Nose Dive Studios team and their award for Rollin' Scotch.
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Performer winner: Harley Bird (aka Peppa Pig)
The voice of Peppa Pig, Harley Bird, with presenter Ted Robbins.
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Interactive winner: Tate Movie Project
Professor Tanya Byron with the winners of the Tate Movie Project, an animation film made by kids, for kids, using great art as inspiration.
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Video Game winner: LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean
Presenter Richard Fleeshman with one of the winning Development Team members of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Animation winner: The Amazing World Of Gumball
Presenter Warwick Davis (centre front) with the winning team, including Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves and Joanna Beresford.
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Pre-School Animation winner: Peppa Pig
Presenter Ronni Ancona with Peppa Pig creators Phil Davies, Neville Astley and Mark Baker.
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Comedy Winner: Horrible Histories
The team behind Horrible Histories celebrate their BAFTA win for Comedy.
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Special Award winner: Newsround
Some of the show’s past and present crew, including presenters Ore Oduba, Sonali Shah and John Craven.
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Special Award winner: Newsround
Original presenter John Craven with Sonali Shah (who recently finished after five years) and current presenter Ore Oduba.
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Entertainment winner: Trapped
Presenter Martin Kemp with the Trapped winners, including Rob Hyde and James Morgan.
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International winner: Fish Hooks
Presenter Sam Branson with the winners of Disney Channel animation Fish Hooks.
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Independent Production Company winner: Kindle Entertainment
Presenter Sébastien Izambard (Il Divo) with the winning team from Kindle Entertainment.
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John Craven
Craven was the original Newsround presenter, hosting the show for 17 years. Newsround won the Special Award.
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Channel of the Year winner: CBeebies
Among CBeebies shows this past year are Gigglebiz, Octonauts, Rastamouse, Something Special, Grandpa In My Pocket and Waybuloo.
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