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Environmental education: Art Competition 2004

We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2004 Environmental Art Competition – Give Boreal Birds Something to Sing About. This year’s competition was extremely successful with 254 entries from 14 schools spanning the province. We congratulate all students across the province that participated in the competition. Why are parks and reserves important to boreal birds? Your original artwork has provided many strong reasons!

Elementary level winner Samantha Hancock, St. Anne’s Academy, Dunville

Elementary  Student  School 1st prize Samantha Hancock St. Anne’s Academy, Dunville 2nd prize Danielle Crewe Matthew Elementary, Bonavista 3rd prize Jack Soucy Bishop Field, St. John’s

Intermediate level winner Kelsey Hayden, St. Kevin’s Junior High

Intermediate Student  School 1st prize Kelsey Hayden St. Kevin’s Junior High, Goulds 2nd prize Marcus Byrne Carmanville School Complex, Carmanville 3rd prize Samantha Goodyear Carmanville School Complex, Carmanville

High level winner Johnny Blagdon, Jakemen All-Grade, Trout River

High  Student  School 1st prize Johnny Blagdon Jakemen All-Grade, Trout River 2nd prize Leanne Maher Lakeside Academy, Buchans 3rd prize Amanda Bush Holy Heart Regional High, St. John’s

PRIZES
Prizes were awarded in three categories:
Elementary (grades K-6), Intermediate (grades 7-9), and High (Levels I-III).
First place winners receive mounting of own artwork and gift pack
Second place winners receive a gift pack
Third place winners receive a gift pack

JUDGING
Winners were selected based on creativity, treatment of the theme, as well as artistic ability. Judging was conducted by the PAA and winners were announced on June 1, 2004.

All participants receive a token gift of appreciation from the PAA in recognition of their efforts.

2003 Winners
Click here to view the winning artwork from last year's competition.