Art: Winners of the House Art Competition

Art: Winners of the House Art Competition We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s House Art Competition.

We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s House Art Competition.

Senior Student Winner: Emma (Akha)
Year 9 Winner: Yuko (Yao)
Year 8 Winner: Olivia (Karen)
Year 7 Winner: Bianca (Akha)

Photography Category Winner: Tialf Schoettle, Year 9, Karen
Sculpture Category Winner: Candice Enright, Year 9, Akha
‘Grown-up’ Winner: Mark Stevens, Akha
The R. Mutt Marginal Award for Creativity: Emma Cha, Year 7, Akha

Judges Special Mentions:
Indy (Yao); Venesa (Akha); Mao Mao (Yao)

Year 9 Runner-up Award: Asuka (Lahu)
Year 8 Runner-up Award: Mia (Yao)
Year 7 Runner-up Award: Francesca (Yao)
‘Grown-up’ Runner-up: Gerald (Akha)

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