( Campaign for the Protection of Rural England)
WINNING ENTRIES
'I am so pleased to display the winning art work created by the children of the schools who participated in this year's event. Some 700 pieces of artwork gave us a real challenge when judging them all! As an avid supporter of the work of the CPRE, I find it heartening to see how they continually engage young people of all ages and help to teach them how to connect with the fragility of their environment. They really thought about the message of how pollution of all kinds in our atmosphere affects our planet. In particular the children were inspired by the night sky and how much we can or can't see when light pollution and poor air conditions combine. Well done to all the children who submitted work and many thanks to the art teachers who encouraged them and fired their imaginations.. Well done to the winners in each year' Val Cansick
The Rural Living Awards 2018 will be held in October when the children will be presented with their prizes
1st Harry, age 7 Yr 2 'Splatter Sky' 2nd Amy Age 7 Yr 2 UK, light at night 3rd Scarlett Age 5 Yr 2 Trees at night Commemded: Charlotte Age 6 Yr 'TheEarth'
Commended:Romilly Age 7 Yr 2 Swirly sky 1st Alexey Age 9 Yr 4 Lit night sky 2nd Amber Age 8 Yr4 Rotating Earth 3rd Louis age 7 Yr 3 'I love Stars!'
Commended:Chloe Age8 Yr3 Moon Commended:Liyah Age 8 'From my window' 1st Alexander Age10 Yr5 Telescope Man 2nd PoppyAge11 Y6 Lamp vs Stars
Next Row down:
3rd Lucas Age10 Yr 5 Light Pollution Commended: Annie Age10 Yr5 Night Silhouette Comm: Billy Age9 Y5 Misty Moon Message comm: Storm Age10 Yr5
Bottom row of three : All Commended along with Storm, for the messages they put across in their art work. From left to right, bottom row:
Erin, Age 10 Yr5, Fraser Age 9 Yr 5, and Emily Age10 Yr5