The state of children’s television production in the UK may be the most precarious it’s been in the last decade, but that didn’t stop the industry from gathering at the London Hilton last night to laud its best and brightest at the 2007 BAFTAs (British Academy Children’s Awards). And the winners are…

Animation: The Secret Show, (Collingwood O’Hare Entertainment/CBeebies/CBBC)

Breakthrough Talent: Charles Martin, director – My Life As A Popat

Channel of the Year: CBeebies

Drama: That Summer Day, produced by Hat Trick Productions/CBBC)

Entertainment: The Slammer (CBBC)

Factual: The Wrong Trainers (CBBC)

Feature Film: Happy Feet (Kingdom Pictures/Warner Bros. UK)

Independent Production Company: Aardman Animations

Interactive: The Secret Show website (Complete Control/BBC Worldwide/Collingwood O’Hare Entertainment)

International: SpongeBob SquarePants (United Plankton Pictures Inc. for Nickelodeon/Nickelodeon UK)

Learning Primary:Espresso Education: Espresso Primary (Espresso Education)

Learning Secondary:Recollections – Eyewitnesses Remember the Holocaust (Holocaust Educational Trust/USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History/Film Education/Picture Production Company)

Preschool Animation: Charlie and Lola (Tiger Aspect Productions/CBeebies)

Preschool Live Action: In The Night Garden (Ragdoll Productions/CBeebies)

Video Game: Buzz! Junior: Jungle Party (PS2) (Sony Computer Entertainment Europe/ SCEE External Development Studio/Magenta Software)