During summer 2007 Bollington Carbon Revolution ran a competition for the local primary schools to come up with carbon reduction posters and poems. Children from two schools entered, Bollington Cross Primary School and Dean Valley Community Primary School. Here we present the worthy winners ...
Poetry Competition
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Winner!
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We received many wonderful poems for this competition. The winner (left) is a poem called Reduce, Reuse and Recycle by Rachel Hurd from Year 6 at Dean Valley Primary School.
We have two Highly Commended entries, Gastly Bollington by Rose Cahill from Class 4 at Bollington Cross Primary School (below left), and Climate Change Rap by Lydia McClusky from Year 6 at Dean Valley Primary School (below right).
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Highly Commended!
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Highly Commended!
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Art Competition
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Winner!
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It was certainly difficult to choose a winner from the excellent entries we received! In the end the winning entry (left) was Wind Turbines by Daniel Grout from Year 3 at Bollington Cross Primary School.
Our Highly Commended entries are Reduce Your Carbon Footprint by Billy Bloor of Year 3 at Dean Valley Primary School (below left) and Recycle Retriever by Caitlin Cahill from Year 3 at Bollington Cross Primary School.
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Highly Commended!
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Highly Commended!
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Creative Writing Awards
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We decided to give special Creative Writing Awards to recognise the excellence of two entries. Venus Bollington! was written by Sam Swindon from Class 4 at Bollington Cross Primary School (left) and Hell in Bollington was written by Kate Hall from Year 5 at Bollington Cross Primary School (below left).
Very well done both of you!
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Illustration Award
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The quality and inventiveness of the drawings was verry very good and we awarded a special prize for this great picture by Rebecca Garnett from Year 5 at Dean Valley Primary School.
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. The World Premiere will be tonight, Friday 26 October 2007, at the 
