Awards for ETV (Educational Television)
Anak TV Seal
Given to Sine'skwela, Epol/Apple, Hirayamanawari, Mathtinik, Bayani, Simsala Grimm and Pahina. From the Southeast Asian Foundation for Children's Television
KBP Alay sa Kabataan Awards.
Best Children's Program - General Programming-daily/weekly division: Epol/Apple
Asian Television Awards
Runner-up in Best Children's Programme category: Epol/Apple
Asian Television Awards
Highly Recommended in Best Children's Programme category: "Sac Ebak / Upuan," Hirayamanawari
Prix Jeunesse International in Munich
Finalist: Hirayamanawari
Catholic Mass Media Awards.
Best Children's Program Finalist: Epol/Apple
Japan Prize
Short-listed: Epol/Apple
KBP Alay sa Kabataan Awards
Best Children's Program-General Programming-daily division: Sine'skwela. Given by the KBP and the UNICEF.
Anak TV Seal award
to Sine'skwela, Mathtinik, Hirayamanawari, Epol/Apple and Pahina. For being child-friendly television programs (Given by the Southeast Asian Foundation for Children's Television [SEAFCTV]).
United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef)
included Sine'skwela, Mathtinik, Hirayamanawari, Bayani and Pahina in its list of "highly recommended programs." In an evaluation of 74 kiddie programs, only 11 were recommended for children's viewing.
"Boyet's Knife," Hirayamanawari, was among the top 10 finalists in the ABU/CASBAA UNICEF Child Rights Award out of 57 entries from 27 broadcasting organizations in 14 Asia-Pacific countries.
Japan Prize
Shortlisted: "Sigaw ng Bata: An Impeachment Special"
KBP Alay sa Kabataan Awards
Best Children's Program (General Programming, Daily Division): "Lagundi," Sine'skwela
The Reading Association of the Philippines
chose the Educational TV of ABS-CBN as an Awardee for Reading Advocacy (Program Category).
Golden World Award
(given by the International Public Relations Association), Excellence in Public Relations Practice.
New York Festivals
Finalist Award: "Fiber Optics / Eyes," Sine'skwela, (presented in recognition of an outstanding achievement in the International Competition for Television, Film and Video Communication)