Animation—The Secret Show, Christopher O’Hare, Tony Collingwood, and Andrea Tran (Collingwood O’Hare Entertainment/CBeebies/CBBC)
Break-through talent—Charles Martin, director, My Life As A Popat
Channel of the year—Cbeebies
Drama—That Summer Day, Hannah Pescod, Jon East, and Clive Bradley (Hat Trick Productions/CBBC)
Entertainment—The Slammer, Steve Ryde, Jeanette Goulbourn, and John Payne (CBBC/CBBC)
Factual—The Wrong Trainers, Kez Margrie (CBBC/CBBC)
Feature film—Happy Feet, George Miller, Ben Miller, and Doug Mitchell (Kingdom Pictures/Warner Bros. UK)
Independent production company of the year—Aardman
Interactive—The Secret Show (Web site), Glynn Hayward, Dylan James, and Tony Collingwood (Complete Control/BBC Worldwide/Collingwood O’Hare Entertainment)
International—SpongeBob SquarePants, Stephen Hillenburg, and Alan Smart (United Plankton Pictures Inc. for Nickelodeon/Nickelodeon UK)
Learning Primary—Espresso Primary, Mike Spooner, and David Summers (Espresso Education)
Learning Secondary—Recollections, Eyewitnesses Remember The Holocaust, Karen Pollock, Ian Wall, and David Willing (Holocaust Educational Trust/USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education/Film Education/Picture Production Company)
Pre-school animation—Charlie & Lola, Claudia Lloyd, and Kitty Taylor (Tiger Aspect Productions/CBeebies)
Pre-school live action—In The Night Garden, Anne Wood, Andrew Davenport, Dirk Campbell (Ragdoll Productions/CBeebies)
Presenter—Barney Harwood, Smile (Darrall Macqueen/CBBC)
Short form—Nick Big Green Thing, Claire Norowzian, Akin Akinsiku, and Sonia Ortiz Alcón (Nickelodeon UK & Foreign Office/Nickelodeon UK)
Video Game—Buzz! Junior: Jungle Party (PS2), Dave Allsopp, Paul Johnson, and Ivan Davies (Sony Computer Entertainment Europe/SCEE External Development Studio/Magenta Software)
Writer—Bridget Hurst, Charlie & Lola (Tiger Aspect Productions/CBeebies)