Winners announced for the ACT jubilee Art Competition
As part of the Jubilee celebrations on Ashmore Park the Ashmore Park Community Together committee organised an art competition – sending entry forms to all primary schools on the estate – asking them to create a piece of art work that would not only form the basis of their fun days programme but would also be transferred onto a 2 metre by 2 metre canvas for the community to come along and paint during the festivities on Tuesday 5th June.
Judged by a sub committee of James Clarke and Steph Jennings from the WV11 website, Derek Tomlinson treasurer of the Ashmore Park Community Association and Jo Leach of St AlbansChurch – They had a  hard time picking from them. The children of Ashmore Park provided some high quality entries – there were hundreds of entries from the different schools but finally a winner was picked along with 2 runners up and a few highly commended.
Winners
Overall winner
Bernadette Kraujalis – Aged 11
Joint Second
Danni -Jay-Rhodes-O’Neill – Aged 11
Luke Cater- St Albans, Reception, Aged 4
Highly Commended
Cassie Degg – Aged 5
Tyrell Johnson -Aged 5
Berinyuy (Bevi) Ngamsha – Aged 9
Melissa Keirle – Aged 8
Gemma Rowe- Aged 11
Beth Owen – Aged 11
The winning entry will be hung in Ashmore Park Library along with the completed community piece after the ACT Jubilee Fun Day. All their art work can be seen in the gallery below, as well as on our Facebook page.
Fun Day
The Ashmore Park Community Together Jubilee fun day will be taking place Albans school field Tuesday 5th June 12pm – 4pm. As well as the community art project there will also be Fancy Dress competitions, Bouncy Castle, Laser Quest, a bucking bronco, free refreshments, hot food stalls, tombola, and a whole array of live entertainment.
Everything on the day with the exception of the Tombola and the food stall will be free to the community and any monies raised from paid activities will be donated to the school as a thank you for the use of their field.
Hopefully we’ll see you there.
About the Author
Steph Jennings I have nearly always lived in Wednesfield, I moved away briefly but missed the sense of community and so swiftly moved back! I honestly believe Wednesfield has more to offer than the residents often give it credit for and wanted to do something to redress the balance of negativity around where we live. Working for a media company using the internet and social media as a marketing tool I had the skills and passion to help set up WV11.co.uk so did!
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