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Winners received a $50 book voucher, runners received a $25 book voucher and the school with the most entries Glenmore Road Public School received a $200 prize.Super Simple makes learning fun and simple with kids songs, shows and toddler games! Used in homes and classrooms all over the world, our educational songs and shows for preschool kids are some of the most trusted and beloved on the internet. Gabrielle Singh, age 7, Rose Bay Public Schoolīringing the compost message to life: competition winners Josephine van Zyp, Leila Lewis and Jasper James (front) with council staff Joe Agudera and Nik Siasau (back). Mila Georgiou, age 10, Rose Bay Public School Lilah Sarich, Year 5, Rose Bay Public School Jasper James from The Scots College with his winning artwork 'Compost, everyone can compost!'Ī further 10 entries were acknowledged for their creativity with four named as Runners Up and six artworks Highly Commended including:Įlena Casanova, Year 3, Woollahra Public School I also hope that it can help promote recycling your waste, to make a bigger impact towards our environment,” Leila said. “It looked super cool on the truck and was stoked to have it there. Winner Leila Lewis said she had fun creating the artwork for the competition and hoped it will help get the composting message out to the community. Leila Lewis from Reddam House with her winning artwork 'From garbage to compost'.

The competition also aimed to encourage conversations about composting and recycling in the classroom and inspire children to think about how composting and recycling can help the environment. “I couldn't believe it! I was very proud to have my big, big, giant picture on the rubbish truck!” Jai said. Winner Jai Smith said he felt incredibly happy to see his picture on the truck and was curious about how it would look. Jai Smith from Vaucluse Public School with his winning artwork 'It’s compost time!' Glenmore Road Public School had the highest number of entries with 45 artworks submitted. “We had such a great response from local school students and we hope their creative ideas and images inspire our community to get involved with composting and help look after our precious environment,” Woollahra Council General Manager Craig Swift-McNair said. Josephine van Zyp from Vaucluse Public School with her winning artwork 'From garbage to compost'. Jai Smith, Year 1, Vaucluse Public School ( It’s compost time!).Josephine van Zyp, Year 1, Vaucluse Public School ( From garbage to compost).

Leila Lewis,Year 6, Reddam House ( Compost!).Olivia D’Alisa, Year 1, Glenmore Road Public School ( Compost Matters).Jasper James, Kindergarten, The Scots College ( Compost, everyone can compost!).Winners were selected by Mayor of Woollahra Cr Susan Wynne with the prize of a $50 book voucher for each winner. This year's competition invited local primary school students to create an artwork around the theme “Create Compost, Not Landfill” to highlight that food scraps can be put into green-lid wheelie bin at home, to create nourishing compost instead of landfill.Ī total of 120 entries from eight local schools were received. The winners of our Kids’ Truck Art competition have had the chance to see their artworks on a large-scale, after five winning artworks were printed on local garbage trucks for all to see. Our local garbage trucks have a colourful new look thanks to creative local children.“I loved drawing all the worms and fruit,” said Olivia D’Alisa from Glenmore Road Public School, pictured with her winning artwork 'Compost Matters'.

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