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| 16 May 2025 | |
| The Studio School News |
This year, our brilliant Ignite pupils participated alongside Secondary (Year 9) and SEND schools, all vying for a spot in the prestigious exhibition. The competition, designed to nurture talent and raise aspirations, takes art beyond the classroom and into the real world.
Following a rigorous online judging process by respected arts professionals, the top three entries from each school were shortlisted. While the public vote is still underway to determine the overall winners, we are thrilled to announce that our school's winner, who will have their artwork displayed in the dot-art Schools 2025 exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery, is Grace for her beautiful butterfly painting, 'Vibrant Isolation'. This is a tremendous honour and a testament to Grace's artistic skill and vision.
We also proudly recognise our talented runners-up: Daniella for her captivating digital piece, 'Dance of the Water Lotus', and Ishani for her impressive digital artwork, 'Kaliyamardhanam'. All shortlisted students will receive a dot-art Schools certificate in recognition of their achievement.
We eagerly anticipate the awards ceremony in June, where Grace, Daniella and Ishani will receive their certificate. The exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery will provide a wonderful opportunity to showcase the creativity and passion of our IGNITE pupils, further building their confidence and well-being.
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