2017 British Academy Children's Awards | |
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Date | Sunday, 26 November 2017 |
Venue | The Roundhouse, London |
Country | United Kingdom |
Hosted by | Doc Brown |
Most nominations | CBBC (20) |
Website | www |
The 2017 British Academy Children's Awards was held on 26 November 2017, at The Roundhouse in London, honoring children's television programmes broadcast between October 2016 and October 2017. [1] The ceremony was hosted by Doc Brown; CBBC had the most nominations.
Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Revolting Rhymes ‡ | Production Team | Magic Light Pictures | BBC One |
The Amazing World of Gumball | Ben Bocquelet, Mic Graves, Sarah Fell | Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe | Cartoon Network |
Shaun the Sheep | Will Becher, John Woolley, Richard Starzak | Aardman Animations | CBBC |
We're Going on a Bear Hunt | Production Team | Lupus Films, Bear Hunt Films, Walker Productions, Herrick Entertainment | Channel 4 |
Nominee |
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Cartoon Network |
CBBC |
CBeebies |
TrueTube |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Class Dismissed | Sid Cole, Claire McCarthy, Tracey Rooney | CBBC Productions | CBBC |
Hank Zipzer | Richard Grocock, Mark Oswin, Nick Collett | Kindle Entertainment, DHX Media, Walker Productions | |
Horrible Histories | Production Team | Lion Entertainment | |
So Awkward | Production Team | Channel X |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Hank Zipzer's Christmas Catastrophe | Matt Bloom, Anne Brogan, Joe Williams | Kindle Entertainment, DHX Media, Walker Productions | CBBC |
Hetty Feather | Matt Evans, Reza Moradi, David Collier | CBBC Productions | |
Jamie Johnson | Production Team | Short Form Film Company | |
Like Me | Adam Tyler, Bob Ayres, Toby Lloyd | CTVC Ltd | TrueTube |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Bear Grylls Survival School | Michael Kelpie, Phil Mount, Rob Sixsmith | Potato | ITV/CITV |
The Dog Ate My Homework | Production Team | BBC Scotland | CBBC |
Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up | Gareth Edwards, Steve Ryde, John Payne | CBBC Productions | |
Swashbuckle | Anna Perowne, Geoff Coward, Tony Grech-Smith | CBeebies Productions | CBeebies |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Absolute Genius: Monster Builds | Matt Knight, James Knight, Annette Williams | CBBC Productions | CBBC |
Inside My Head: A Newsround Special | Charlotte Ingham, Josh Gale | ||
My Life: Born to Vlog | Sarah Murch, Launa Kennett, Denis McWilliams | Blakeway North | |
To Life | Production Team | CTVC Ltd | TrueTube |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Distributor |
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Kubo and the Two Strings | Travis Knight, Arianne Sutner | Laika | Focus Features |
The Little Prince | Mark Osborne, Aton Soumache, Alexis Vonarb, Dimitri Rassam | On Animation Studios | Netflix |
Moana | Ron Clements, John Musker, Osnat Shurer | Walt Disney Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures | Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures |
Sing | Chris Meledandri, Janet Healy, Garth Jennings | Illumination Entertainment | Universal Pictures |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Developer | Publisher | Platform(s) |
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Monument Valley 2 | Production team | Ustwo Games | Ustwo Games | iOS, Android |
The Playroom VR | Japan Studio | Sony Computer Entertainment | PlayStation 4 | |
Pokémon Go | Niantic | Niantic | iOS, Android | |
Pokémon Sun and Moon | Game Freak | The Pokémon Company | Nintendo 3DS |
Nominee |
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Blue-Zoo Animation Studio |
Karrot Entertainment |
Magic Light Pictures |
Strawberry Blond |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Studio |
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Adventure Time: I See Ooo | Antonio Grasso, Anil Glendinning, Ben Trewhella | Turner Broadcasting System |
The Gruffalo Spotter | Development Team | Magic Light Pictures, Nexus Studios |
Hey Duggee: We Love Animals | Phil Hoskins, Keith Davidson, Peter Hickman | Scary Beasties Ltd, BBC Worldwide |
Virry VR | Martin Percy, Svetlana Dragayeva, Joanna Folger | Fountain Digital Labs |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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An American Girl Story – Melody 1963: Love Has to Win | Alison McDonald, Tina Mabry, Nicole Dow | Amazon Studios | Amazon Video |
Ask the StoryBots | Evan Spiridellis, Gregg Spiridellis | JibJab Bros. Studios | Netflix |
The Snowy Day | Production Team | Amazon Studios, Karrot Entertainment | Amazon Video |
SpongeBob SquarePants | Stephen Hillenburg, Vincent Waller, Marc Ceccarelli | Nickelodeon Studios | Nickelodeon |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies |
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History Bombs Online History Resources | Production Team | History Bombs |
Lifesaver VR | Martin Percy, Yates Buckley, Andy Lockey | UNIT9 |
Numberblocks | Joe Elliott, Simon Taylor, Laura Annis | Blue-Zoo Productions, CBeebies |
SHIA // SUNNI | Adam Tyler, Bob Ayres, Toby Lloyd | CTVC Ltd |
Actor/Actress | Role | Programme | Channel |
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Alhaji Fofana | Ryan | Screwball! | Truetube |
Millie Innes | Millie McDonald | Millie Inbetween | CBBC |
Phil Fletcher | Hacker T. Dog | CBBC Presentation | |
Savannah Baker | Natalie | Screwball! | Truetube |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Digby Dragon | Adam Shaw, Chris Dew, Tom McDowell | Blue-Zoo Productions | Nick Jr. |
Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sander Jones | Studio AKA | CBeebies |
Peppa Pig | Mark Baker, Phil Davies, Joris Van Hulzen | Astley Baker Davies, Entertainment One | Channel 5 |
Sarah & Duck | Jamie Badminton, Sarah Gomes Harris, Tim O'Sullivan | Karrot Entertainment | CBeebies |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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Apple Tree House | Production Team | Five Apples Ltd | CBeebies |
CBeebies Stargazing: Mission Explore | Katie Simmons, Tom Couisins, Anna Perowne | CBeebies Productions | |
Do You Know? | Romily Menzies, Sarah Trigg, Paul Kittel | 7 Wonder | |
Our Family | Sallyann Keize, Ruth Mills, Luke Gaille | Sixth Sense Media Limited |
Presenter(s) | Programme | Channel |
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Dr Chris van Tulleken & Dr Xand van Tulleken | Operation Ouch! | CBBC |
Gemma Hunt | Swashbuckle | CBeebies |
Maddie Moate | Do You Know? | |
Sam Nixon & Mark Rhodes | Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up | CBBC |
Nominee | Recipient(s) | Production Companies | Channel |
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CN Buddy Network | Daniel Fuller, Simon Dean, Charles Battrick | Turner Broadcasting System | Cartoon Network |
The Happos Family | Patricia Hidalgo, Richelle Wilder, Erica Darby | Cyber Group Studios | Boomerang |
Morph | Merlin Crossingham, Helen Argo, Peter Lord | Aardman Animations | Sky Kids |
Share a Story | Production Team | ITV Studios | CITV |
Writer(s) | Programme | Channel |
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Adam Tyler | Screwball! | TrueTube |
Joe Williams | Hank Zipzer's Christmas Catastrophe | CBBC |
Paul Rose, Luc Skyz, Mikis Michaelides | 4 O'Clock Club | |
Writing Team | The Amazing World of Gumball | Cartoon Network |
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