All Primary and Secondary schools are now able to create school profiles and display artwork created by all pupils between 4-18 years old.

The Saatchi Online Art Prize For Schools has also been launched, and is open to all schools around the world.  A panel of art critics will choose their favourite works each year.  A first prize of £10,000 will be awarded to the winning school’s art department. A further £2000 will be given to the winning pupil to be spent on computer and art equipment. There will be two runner-up prizes of £5000 each awarded to the second and third place schools with a further £1000 to each of the winning pupils.

Throughout the year selected schools will be invited to exhibit their students' work in the new Saatchi Gallery.

The overall winners will be chosen by a panel of judges from the rotating Saatchi Online Art Prize exhibitions.

EXHIBITIONS IN THE SAATCHI ONLINE ART PRIZE GALLERY

Barnaby Taupe (16 years),Kyle Rhys Singh (18 years),Thomas Weightman (18 years),Joshua Happing (18 years),Lukas Barnfather (18 years)-Stoke Newington School

Aitch Smyth (18 years), Thomas Weightman (18 years), Joshua Happing (18 years),Lukas Barnfather (18 years) -Stoke Newington School

Louise Simmons (18 years),William Merdew (16 years), Barnaby Taupe (16 years) -Stoke Newington School

Louise Simmons (18 years),William Merdew (16 years), Barnaby Taupe (16 years), Aitch Smyth (18 years) -Stoke Newington School All pupils at Stoke Newington School-Media Arts and Science College are taught be Stuart Hesse (Head of Photography), who submitted these works.

Ludovica Verticchio, Patrizio Trippetti and Filippo Rafaelli Azzurra Maugeri and Gabriele Prola

Maria Gandelli and Andrea di Tommaso Bianca Gazze and Vasco de Mauro These ‘Kandinsky Inspired Paintings’ were produced in pairs by Year 3 students, who are all 7 years of age, at La Casa della Ghianda, Italy. All pupils are taught by Westley Young and Justin Walker, who submitted these works.

EDUCATION ROOM

Schools exhibiting in the Education Room are The Misbourne School, Camden School For Girls and Stoke Newington School.

Tanya Eskander (17 years), Lauren Macculey (17 years), Zoe McGee (16 years), Lily McGuire (17 years) - Camden School for Girls.

Isabelle Cook (17 years), Beth Hickling-Moore (18 years) - Camden School for Girls. All pupils at Camden School for Girls are taught by Pip Schofield, who submitted these works.

Madeleine Shenai (16 years), Paddi Benton (18 years), Anna Babic (17 years) Camden School for Girls. All pupils at Camden School for Girls are taught by Pip Schofield, who submitted these works.

Beth Miller (17 years), Jessica Leslau (17 years) All pupils at Misbourne School are taught by Maxine Nicols, who submitted these works.

Sam Wilkinson (18 years), Kate Miller (17 years), Daniel Blackmore (16 years),William Cugless (15 years), Esther Franklin (15 years),Lewis Ostacchini (15 years) - Misbourne School.

Kate Miller (17yrs) - Misbourne School. All pupils at Misbourne School are taught by Maxine Nicols, who submitted these works.

Thomas Weightman (17yrs)	Aitche Smith (17 years)
Both: Stoke Newington School Both pupils at Stoke Newington School – Media Arts and Science College are taught by Stewart Hesse (Head of Photography), who submitted these works.

SCHOOLS' PRIZE 2004

The 2004 Schools' Prize was judged by a celebrity panel that included the writer and broadcaster Mariella Frostrup, Actor Stephen Fry, Musician Damon Albarn and Cookery Writer Nigella Lawson. The panel was very impressed by the high standard of submissions. The awards were presented by Meredith Etherington-Smith, renowned writer, curator and broadcaster, who is currently Editor-in-Chief of Christies International Magazine. 1st Prize was £10,000, of which £7,500 was allocated to the winning school and £2,500 to the student in the form of an Apple Mac computer with design software.

Prize Winners:

1 st Prize    Louise Kerr from Northwood School, Middlesex (centre)

2 nd Prize    Simon Mutter from Wanstead High School, London (right)

3 rd Prize    Louise O'Donovan from Barnet College, Hertfordshire (left)

Commendations:

Duncan Davidson from The Hurst Community College, Hampshire

Jennifer Cumming from Plymstock School, Devon

Daniel Schwitzer from Mill Hill School, London

Benedict Slater from The Barclay School, Hertfordshire

Charlotte Gregory from Conyers School, Teeside

The order that schools appear is random and changes regularly.