Our project partners for the 2011 competition:

• Electronic Arts, world-leading computer games developer and publisher.
• Google.
• Granada Foundation.
• In association with BBC21CC and CS4FN.

Our project partners for the 2010 competition:

• Google funded the Animation10 as part of their Computer Science for High Schools (CS4HS) programme.
• Electronic Arts, world-leading computer games developer and publisher.
• cs4fn: Computer Science for Fun. For children of all ages, this site (and also an accompanying paper magazine) is dedicated to introducing Computer Science.
• BBC21CC.

Our project partners for the 2009 competition:

• MOSI: Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry, venue for the 2009 Animation Festival and Awards Ceremony, and home to the working life-size replica of The "Baby", the world's first stored-program computer, designed and built at The University of Manchester in 1948.
• Electronic Arts, world-leading computer games developer and publisher.
• cs4fn: Computer Science for Fun. For children of all ages, this site (and also an accompanying paper magazine) is dedicated to introducing Computer Science as a fun topic.

From the 2008 Digital60 UK Schools Computer Animation competition:

• Digital60: celbrating 60 years of the modern computer.
• The 2008 UK Schools Computer Animation Competition.
• The 2008 Winners Gallery.
• A short video about Digital60 and the 2008 UK Schools Computer Animation Competition.