British Academy Children's Award for Pre-School Animation
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| British Academy Children and Young People Award for Preschool Animation | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | The best animated production for preschool audiences. |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Presented by | British Academy of Film and Television Arts |
| Currently held by | Hey Duggee (2022) |
| Website | www |
The British Academy Children and Young People Award for Preschool Animation is an award presented annually by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). It is given to "animated content for children under six".[1] Through the nineties, preschool animated productions were awarded alongside live-action series in a category named Preschool.
In 2000, two categories were created, one for each type of production (animation and live-action). The first recipient of the category was CITV's series Maisy. CBeebies' series Hey Duggee holds the record of most wins in the category with four, followed by Peppa Pig with three, and Charlie and Lola and Timmy Time with two each. Peppa Pig is the most nominated program in the category with eleven nominations, followed by Hey Duggee with six and Little Princess with four.
Winners and nominees[edit]
1990s[edit]
- Pre-School
| Year | Program | Recipient(s) | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1996 (1st) [2] | Tots TV | Anne Wood, Vic Finch | CITV |
| Monster Café | Alison Stewart | CBBC | |
| Playdays | Rosalind Farrimond | ||
| Rala Rwdins | Rhys Ifans, Graham Pritchard | S4C | |
| 1997 (2nd) [3] | Tots TV: "Lapland Out" | Anne Wood, Vic Finch | CITV |
| Bwgan | Lona Llewelyn Davies, Delwyn Siôn | S4C | |
| Dear Mr. Barker | Jane Tarleton, Gillian Scothern | CBBC | |
| Rat-A-Tat-Tat: "Here Come the Aliens" | Roland Tongue, Susie Nott-Bower | Channel 4 | |
| 1998 (3rd) [4][5] | Teletubbies | Anne Wood | CBBC |
| Animal Antics | Fiona Caldwell | Channel 5 | |
| The Animal Shelf | Jackie Cockle, Ellen Meske | CITV | |
| Fun Song Factory | Iain Lauchlan, Will Brenton | ||
| 1999 (4th) [6][7] | Tecwyn Y Tractor | Lona Llewelyn Davies, Cliff Jones | S4C |
| The Animal Shelf | Jackie Cockle, Ellen Meske | CITV | |
| Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends | Britt Allcroft, David Mitton | ||
| Bob the Builder | Jackie Cockle, Sarah Ball | CBeebies |
2000s[edit]
- Preschool - Animation
| Year | Program | Recipient(s) | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 (5th) [8][9] | Maisy | Clive Juster, Leo Nielsen | CITV |
| 64 Zoo Lane | CBeebies / France 5 / ZDF | ||
| Kipper | Ginger Gibbons, Mike Stuart | CITV | |
| Hilltop Hospital | Robin Lyons, Pascal Le Nôtre | CITV / Canal J | |
| 2001 (6th) [10] | Animal Stories | Christopher O'Hare, Tony Collingwood | CITV |
| Bob the Builder | Jackie Cockle, Sarah Ball, Kate Fawkes | CBeebies | |
| Kipper | Ginger Gibbons, Mike Stuart | CITV | |
| Hilltop Hospital | Robin Lyons, Pascal Le Nôtre | CITV / Canal J | |
| 2002 (7th) [11][12] | Eddy and the Bear | Christopher O'Hare, Tony Collingwood | CITV |
| Andy Pandy | Jean Flynn, Tim Harper | CBeebies | |
| Bob the Builder | Jackie Cockle, Sarah Ball | CBeebies | |
| Sali Mali | Robin Lyons, Les Orton | S4C | |
| 2003 (8th) [13][14] | Hilltop Hospital | Pascal Le Nôtre, Robin Lyons | CITV / Canal J |
| Tiny Planets | Richard Morss, Alistair McIlwain, Paul Michael | CITV | |
| Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto! | Christopher O'Hare, Tony Collingwood, Andrea Tran | ||
| Boo! | Will Brenton, Iain Lauchlan, Mark Taylor | CBeebies | |
| 2004 (9th) [15] | Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto! | Christopher O'Hare, Tony Collingwood, Andrea Tran | CITV |
| The Koala Brothers | David Johnson, Tobias Fouracre, Martin Pullen | CBeebies / ABC Kids | |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 | |
| Sam Tân | Robin Lyons, Timon Dowdeswell, Andrew Offiler | S4C | |
| 2005 (10th) [16][17] | Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 |
| The Koala Brothers | David Johnson, Martin Pullen | CBeebies / ABC Kids | |
| Meg and Mog | Carl Gorham, Roger Mainwood | CITV | |
| Pingu | Bella Reekie, Kevin Walton, Liz Whitaker | CBeebies | |
| 2006 (11th) [18][19] | Pocoyo | CITV / La 2 | |
| Charlie and Lola | Claudia Lloyd, Kitty Taylor | Cbeebies | |
| Postman Pat | Owen Balhatchet, Chris Taylor | ||
| The Koala Brothers | David Johnson, Tobias Fouracre | CBeebies / ABC Kids | |
| 2007 (12th) [20][21] | Charlie and Lola | Claudia Lloyd, Kitty Taylor | Cbeebies |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 | |
| Little Princess | Iain Harvey, Edward Foster | ||
| Pocoyo | CITV / La 2 | ||
| 2008 (13th) [22] | Charlie and Lola | Claudia Lloyd, Kitty Taylor | Cbeebies |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 | |
| Little Princess | Iain Harvey, Edward Foster | ||
| Roary the Racing Car | Owen Ballhatchet, Tim Harper | ||
| 2009 (14th) [23][24] | Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom | Phil Davies, Neville Astley, Mark Baker | Channel 5 |
| Humf | Joan Lofts, Leo Neilsen, Neil Fitzgibbon | Nick Jr. | |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 | |
| Little Princess: "A Merry Little Christmas" | Iain Harvey, Edward Foster | ||
2010s[edit]
| Year | Program | Recipient(s) | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 (15th) [25][26] | Timmy Time | Jackie Cockle, Sarah Fell, David Scanlon | Cbeebies |
| Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom | Phil Davies, Neville Astley, Mark Baker | Channel 5 | |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | ||
| Jungle Junction | Erica Darby, Morgan Francis | Disney Channel | |
| 2011 (16th) [27][28] | Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 |
| Octonauts | CBeebies | ||
| Rastamouse | Greg Boardman, Derek Mogford, Eugenio Perez | ||
| Little Princess | Iain Harvey, Edward Foster | Channel 5 | |
| 2012 (17th) [29][30] | Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Philip Hall, Joris van Hulzen | Channel 5 |
| Rastamouse | Greg Boardman, Derek Mogford, Eugenio Perez | Cbeebies | |
| Timmy Time | Jackie Cockle, Sarah Fell, David Scanlon | ||
| Tree Fu Tom | Daniel Bays, Adam Shaw | ||
| 2013 (18th) [31][32] | Timmy Time | Jackie Cockle, Liz Whitaker, David Scanlon | Cbeebies |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Philip Hall, Joris van Hulzen | Channel 5 | |
| Sarah & Duck | Sarah Gomes Harris, Tim O'Sullivan, Jamie Badminton | Cbeebies | |
| Octonauts | Nicky Phelan, Stephanie Simpson, Kurt Mueller | ||
| 2014 (19th) [33][34] | Sarah & Duck | Tim O'Sullivan, Sarah Gomes Harris, Jamie Badminton | Cbeebies |
| Bing | Mikael Shields, Nicky Phelan, Jeroen Jaspaert | CBeebies | |
| Dinopaws | |||
| Postman Pat: "Postman Pat and the Rubber Duck Race" | |||
| 2015 (20th) [35][36] | The Clangers | Cbeebies | |
| Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Sue Goffe, Janine Murphy | Cbeebies | |
| Lily's Driftwood Bay | Nick Jr. | ||
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Neville Astley | Channel 5 | |
| 2016 (21st) [37][38] | Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sue Goffe | Cbeebies |
| The Clangers | CBeebies | ||
| Sarah & Duck | |||
| Go Jetters | Adam Redfern, Jo Allen, Tony Reed | ||
| 2017 (22nd) [39][40] | Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sander Jones | Cbeebies |
| Peppa Pig | Phil Davies, Mark Baker, Joris van Hulzen | Channel 5 | |
| Sarah & Duck | Sarah Gomes Harris, Tim O'Sullivan, Jamie Badminton | Cbeebies | |
| Digby Dragon | Adam Shaw, Chris Drew, Tom McDowell | Channel 5 / Nick Jr. | |
| 2018 (23rd) [41][42] | Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sander Jones | Cbeebies |
| Sarah & Duck | Sarah Gomes Harris, Tim O'Sullivan, Jamie Badminton | Cbeebies | |
| The Clangers | |||
| Octonauts | |||
| 2019 (24th) [43] | Numberblocks | Joe Elliot, Simon Taylor, Ben Lee-Delisle | Cbeebies |
| Digby Dragon | Adam Shaw, Chris Drew, Jen Upton | Channel 5 / Nick Jr. | |
| Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sander Jones | Cbeebies | |
| Floogals | Ruther Ducker, Lee Walters, Ceri Barnes | Channel 5 | |
2020s[edit]
| Year | Program | Recipient(s) | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 (25th) [44][45] | Hey Duggee | Grant Orchard, Janine Voong, Sander Jones | Cbeebies |
| The Very Small Creatures | Lucy Izzard, Stephanie Owen | Sky Kids | |
| Pip and Posy | Channel 5 / Sky Kids | ||
| Circle Square | Channel 5 | ||
- Note: The series that don't have recipients on the tables had Production team credited as recipients for the award or nomination.
Multiple winners[edit]
| Wins | Program |
|---|---|
| 4 | Hey Duggee |
| 3 | Peppa Pig |
| 2 | Charlie and Lola |
| Timmy Time |
Multiple nominations[edit]
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