Who won big at the Children's Bafta Awards 2015? See the winners list in full
Horrible Histories star Jessica Ransom scooped up a Children’s Bafta Award for her performance as Mary, Queen of Scots – although the series failed to win in the Comedy or Writer categories.
The Children’s Baftas took place at the Roundhouse in London, where stars from the children’s entertainment industry gathered for the ceremony.
This year’s hit movies Paddington and Minions were winners in the film categories, with the loveable yellow creatures gaining the publicly-voted “Kids’ Vote” prize.
I Am Leo, a documentary following a transgender 13-year-old on his journey to be accepted as a boy, won the Factual category.
Here is the winners’ list in full:
Comedy – Gigglebiz
Performer – Jessica Ransom (Horrible Histories)
Drama – Katie Morag
Entertainment – Swashbuckle
Factual – I Am Leo
International – Gravity Falls
Animation – The Amazing World of Gumball
Interactive (Adapted) – The Dumping Ground: You’re the Boss
Interactive (Original) – Virry
Film (Kids’ Vote) – Minions
Game (Kids’ Vote) – Minecraft
Television (Kids’ Vote) – The Next Step
Learning (Primary) – My Life, My Religion
Learning (Secondary) – Poetry: Between the Lines
Pre-School Animation – The Clangers
Pre-School Live Action – Old Jack’s Boat
Presenter – Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes (Sam & Mark’s Big Christmas Wind Up)
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