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Welcome to the Saatchi Gallery / Sunday Telegraph Art Prize for Schools for 2010. The deadline for entries was 6pm December 3rd 2010. The shortlist of schools and entries to be featured in the exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery will be announced by the Sunday Telegraph and featured here in the next few weeks.

The Saatchi Gallery / Sunday Telegraph Art Prize for Schools is open to primary, secondary and sixth form schools from around the world who are invited to submit art work from students up to the age of 18. Schools can enter as many art works as they wish, and there is no prescribed theme for works entered nor is there a restriction on media used (sculpture, painting, installation, photography and mixed media art works are all eligible and welcome).

The panel of judges this year is: the artist Yinka Shonibare, Margot Heller, the director of the South London Gallery, the photographer Mary McCartney, Alistair Hicks, Deutsche Bank art advisor and curator, Andrew Graham-Dixon, chief art critic of the Sunday Telegraph, and Rebecca Wilson, Associate Director, Saatchi Gallery.

The Prize is part of the Saatchi Gallery's education programme which is committed to introducing contemporary art to younger audiences. More than 1,800 school groups have visited the new Saatchi Gallery since it opened in October 2008.

A first prize of £10,000 will be awarded to the winning school's art department, with a further £2,000 given to the winning pupil to be spent on art and computer equipment. Two further runner-up prizes of £5,000 each will be awarded to the second and third placed schools, with a further £1,000 to each of the winning pupils.

An exhibition of the 20 shortlisted entries will open at the Saatchi Gallery in January 2011, when the winners of this year's Prize will also be announced.


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ENTRIES FOR THE SAATCHI GALLERY / SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
ART PRIZE FOR SCHOOLS 2010

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Oldswinford C of E Primary School 
Stourbridge/United Kingdom
Heathfield Community College 
Heathfield/United Kingdom
The English martyrs School & VI Form College 
Hartlepool/United Kingdom
Winchmore school 
London/United Kingdom
Cotham School  
Bristol/United Kingdom
Drayton Park Primary School 
London/United Kingdom
Gresham's School 
Holt/United Kingdom
WEAVERHAM HIGH SCHOOL 
WEAVERHAM/United Kingdom
The Marsh Academy 
New Romney/United Kingdom
Capital City Academy 
London/United Kingdom
hereford sixth form college 
hereford/United Kingdom
rendcomb college 
cirencester/United Kingdom
norwich school 
norwich/United Kingdom
Mullion  
Mullion/United Kingdom
Agrupamento de escolas Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen 
Amadora/Portugal
robert e. lee 
tyler/United States
Bishop Ullathorne Catholic School and Humanities College 
Coventry/United Kingdom
Central Newcastle High School 
Newcastle Upon Tyne/United Kingdom
ROBERT SMYTH SCHOOL 
LEICESTER/United Kingdom
Brambletye Peparatory School 
East grinstead/United Kingdom
Fulwood Academy 
Preston/United Kingdom
Lakers School 
Gloucestershire/United Kingdom
Loyola Academy 
Wilmette/United States
Lauriston Primary School 
London/United Kingdom
Wycliffe Preparatory School 
Stonehouse/United Kingdom
King Edward VI Five Ways School 
Birmingham/United Kingdom
Carlucci American International School of Lisbon 
Lisbon/Portugal
Rosshall Academy 
Glasgow/United Kingdom
Alexandra Park School 
London/United Kingdom
St Edmund's College 
Hertfordshire/United Kingdom
The Frank Anthony Public School 
New Delhi/India
Kennet school 
Newbury/United Kingdom
arnold school 
Blackpool/United Kingdom
Akeley Wood School 
Buckingham/United Kingdom
Kingswood School Bath 
Bath/United Kingdom


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  SCULPTURE PRIZE

The Saatchi Gallery has launched a new art prize that creates a platform for the recognition of sculptural innovation - The Saatchi Gallery Sculpture at School Prize. Schools from the UK are now invited to submit sculpture entries for 2010.

Initiated in February 2003, Michele Bowman created Sculpture4Kids with the vision that sculpture should play a greater role in the school curriculum by encouraging art departments to participate in a nationwide sculpture competition.

The Saatchi Gallery took Sculpture4Kids under its umbrella in October 2009 to open the competition to a wider range of schools. Entrants for The Saatchi Gallery Sculpture at School Prize will now gain the opportunity to be shown at the Saatchi Gallery. The new Sculpture competition will focus on a theme or topic which all entries should be inspired by. For 2010 entrants, the theme is Through the Looking Glass. Images of entries should be submitted online here.

Michele Bowman will be chairing a panel of judges to select an overall winning school from the entries. The school of the overall winner will receive £1000 prize money to spend on their art department. The winning pupil will receive £250 and 2 runner ups will be awarded £100 each.

The deadline for entries was 6pm December 3rd 2010. The shortlist of schools and entries to be featured in the exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery will be announced in the near future.

SCULPTURE PRIZE HOME | HOW TO ENTER

Queen Elizabeth's Boys school 
Barnet/United Kingdom
Stocksbridge Junior School 
Sheffield/United Kingdom
The Warriner School 
Banbury/United Kingdom
The Thomas Hepburn School 
Gateshead/United Kingdom
The King's Academy 
Middlesbrough/United Kingdom
Brabyns Preparatory School 
Manchester/United Kingdom
Ashlawn School 
Rugby/United Kingdom
Fortismere 
London/United Kingdom
Licensed Victuallers School 
Ascot/United Kingdom
Monks Dyke Technology College 
Louth/United Kingdom
Central Newcastle High School 
Newcastle on Tyne/United Kingdom
Cotham School  
Bristol/United Kingdom
The Grays School Media Arts College 
Grays/United Kingdom
St Annes Catholic School for Girls 
London/United Kingdom
John Bramston Primary 
Ilford/United Kingdom
Notting Hill and Ealing High School 
London/United Kingdom
The King's School in Macclesfield 
Macclesfield/United Kingdom
Lochinver House School 
Potters Bar/United Kingdom
Rain Hill High School/ Media Arts College 
Prescot/United Kingdom
Westholme School 
Blackburn/United Kingdom
Central Newcastle High School 
Newcastle Upon Tyne/United Kingdom
St Patrick's Catholic Primary School 
Corsham/United Kingdom
isambard community school  
swindon/United Kingdom
Looe Community School 
East Looe/United Kingdom
Sharnbrook Upper School 
Sharnbrook/United Kingdom
St Benedict's School 
London/United Kingdom
St Margaret's School 
Exeter/United Kingdom
St Edward's School 
Oxford/United Kingdom
Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School 
Rossendale/United Kingdom
Notre Dame Senior School 
Surrey/United Kingdom
The Mountbatten School 
Romsey/United Kingdom
St Edward's College 
Liverpool/United Kingdom
Northumberland Church of England Academy 
Northumberland/United Kingdom
southbank international school 
London/United Kingdom
Alderbrook School 
Solihull/United Kingdom
Caldicot School 
Caldicot/United Kingdom
Dartford Grammar School for Girls 
Kent/United Kingdom
Brambletye Peparatory School 
East grinstead/United Kingdom
Rosshall Academy 
Glasgow/United Kingdom


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