Story Competition
Results
The judges have now met and spent a very rewarding day reading , watching and listening to all of the impressive entries and, after much deliberation, managed to reduce the list to a very credible shortlist.
Without doubt the strongest category was Primary schools with a surprising number of entries also coming from the Infant schools as well. Secondary school numbers however were a little disappointing. This unexpected profile of entries made the judges reconsider the prizes offered and as a result the will format now recognise winners for the Secondary, Primary and Infant School entries. On this occasion the judges also awarded a second prize / joint winner for the Primary category.
The Winners
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Joel
Evelyn Street Infants School
Winner Infant School category
An immense effort for a child so young and who is so new to school.
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Joel with his prize
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Eliza
Captain Webb Primary School
Joint winner Primary School category
Very creative, funny and engaging. A proper story
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Eliza receiving her prize from Shirish Patel of the e-Learning Foundation
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Shreya
Preston Park Primary School
Joint winner Primary School category
This entry answers the brief very well, incorporating all the elements. Shreya clearly put a lot of work in to make her entry both exciting and interesting
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Sherya receiving her prize from Graeme Simons of Toshiba.
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Jack
Ruislip High School
Winner Secondary School category
This was a very creative entry and very unique in its approach in that he has performed it himself. It is amusing and clever but it has answered the brief and got a strong message across.
Following his successful entry we re-recorded Jack's entry and added a little video to it. He recorded his original entry himself using PowerPoint and the built in microphone on his computer..
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Jack receiving his prize from Ken Holloway of the e-Learning Foundation
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Special Recognition
The following entries were also identified as deserving 'Special Recognition'. All of these entries were very worthy and contenders and reserved to be recognised as such.
This competition has been kindly sponsored by:
