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Winners 2010-2011

Daffodil Drawing Competition 2011

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1st - Zakery Jones
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2nd Thomas Longden
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3rd Isabella Leyshon
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Highly commended: Lucy Saxon
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Highly commended: Mitch O'Shea
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Special recommendation: Lucy Bunce
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Special recommendation: Alexander Watts
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Special recommendation: Anias Cartwright
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Special recommendation: Denise Yesil
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Special recommendation: James Jensen
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Special recommendation: William Mayne
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Special recommendation: Owen Calway
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Special recognition: Jessica Evans
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Special recommendation: Kiana Williams

Pupils were asked to draw and label their daffodils. We received many fantastic drawings!

 

Professor Plant awarded Bishops Childs CIW School

& Ysgol Nant Y Coed with sets of easy to construct birdhouses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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