PREVIOUS WORKS IN SAATCHI ONLINE ART PRIZE FOR SCHOOLS



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Works selected from Townely Grammar School, Head of Art Suzanne Rogers.




Pieces for Peace organised by CITYarts




















Eloise Funnell, age 14, Retiate School. Abigail Paul, age 15, Alexandra Park


Radwana Bakkali, age 15, Acton High School. Coco Cripps, age15, Pimlico School. Yan Yi Luo, age 15, La Retriate RC Girls School

Astonishing Aspirations: Rainforest Project , a collaborative work by 60 Year 4 Pupils (8 - 9 yrs) from Deanshangar Primary School


Photographs of some of the Year 4 Pupils from Deanshangar Primary School


The winning work of the 2010 Saatchi Gallery / Sunday Telegraph Art Prize for Schools by Harry Churchill, aged 12, a pupil at Dulwich Preparatory School in London


The winners of the 2010 Saatchi Gallery / Sunday Telegraph Art Prize for Schools, sponsored by Deutsche Bank, were announced at a prize-giving ceremony at the Saatchi Gallery in London on 12 January 2011.

The first prize was awarded to Harry Churchill, aged 12, a pupil at Dulwich Preparatory School in London. The two runners-up are Aroseh Yaseen, aged 17, from Sir William Ramsay School in High Wycombe, and Jim Johnston, aged 17, from Hurtwood House in Dorking. The winning works are currently showing in the Saatchi Gallery / Sunday Telegraph Art Prize Gallery on the 2nd Floor


Seo Youn Kweon, 11 yrs, Milbourne Lodge Mimi Connolly, 18 yrs, Roedean School, Olivia Andrews, 12 yrs, Milbourne Lodge and Matthew Stenson, 11 yrs, Woolaston Primary School


Holly Davies, 10 yrs, Woolaston Primary School Charles Wainwright-Jones, 7 yrs, Milbourne Lodge, Nadia Raza, 10yrs, Milbourne Lodge and Matthew Stenson, 11 yrs, Woolaston Primary School


Thomas Powell, Slithy Toves & Borogoves from the Jabberwocky poem, 9 yrs, Milbourne Lodge


Kate Gilchrist, Alice's Playing Card, 10 yrs, Woolaston Primary School


Holly Davies, 10 yrs, Woolaston Primary School


Matthew Stenson, 11 yrs, Woolaston Primary School


Olivia Andrews, 12 yrs, Milbourne Lodge


Seo Youn Kweon, 11 yrs, Milbourne Lodge


Nadia Raza, 10yrs, Milbourne Lodge


Charles Wainwright-Jones, 7 yrs, Milbourne Lodge


Clockwise from left to right:
Georgina Murray, 15yrs, Sion Manning School, Sabita Aryal, 15 yrs, Holland Park School, Ashleigh Michell, 15 yrs, Southfields Community College, Rohan Davis, 15 yrs, Lady Margaret School, Gretta Pavlovskyte, 14 yrs,Highgate Wood School, Fadi Mejed, 15 yrs, Henry Compton School, Christian Lascano, 15 yrs, Salesian College


Kittisak Pomnongsan, 15 yrs old, Acton High School and Christian Lascano, 15 yrs old, Salesian College Nicholas Leigh, 15 yrs old, London Oratory School


Natasha Sheppard, 15 yrs old, Southfields Community College, Nicholas Leigh, 15 yrs old, London Oratory School, Sabita Aryal, 15 yrs old, Holland Park School


Winning works by Chloe Livingston, 12 yrs Leanne Bramwell, 15 yrs and Sabrina Hasan, 16 yrs


Millie Wilkinson, 17 yrs


Eleanor Catlin, 13 yrs


Fungai Mutezo, 17yrs and Maymana Arefin, 14yrs


Entries by Harry Churchill (12 yrs) from Dulwich College Preparatory School and collaborative work by Year 7 students Rebecca Austin, Georgia Taylor-Gurney, Michael Gamston and Alice Mutimer from Finborough School.


Entries by George Popov (13 yrs), Alexander Joynson (13 yrs), Oliver Glanville (13 yrs) and Harry Churchill from Dulwich College Preparatory School.


Collaborative work by Year 7 students Harriette Dulake, Sophie Goddard, George Lane and Sam Dumont from Finborough School, Harry Churchill (12 yrs) from Dulwich College Preparatory School and George Popov (13 yrs) from Dulwich College Preparatory School


Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition


Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition


Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition



Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition



Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition



Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition



Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition



Entries for the Shoebox Living exhibition









Entries by Fitzharrys School, Larkmead School, John Mason School and St Brigid's School by pupils aged 8-18 years



The installation "Small Chair Field" was conceived as a community work inspired by Antony Gormley's "Field." The intention was that students, staff, parents and friends should collaborate and the work grew as it toured to the participating comprehensive schools. Pupils at Fitzharrys School are taught by Nick Austin and Sara Othen who submitted their works. Pupils at Larkmead School are taught by Sue Hunter, Linda Champion and Joy Haskey who submitted their works. Pupils at John Mason School are taught by Claire Pennington, Jenny Barrett and Lucy Baxandall who submitted their works. Pupils at St Brigid's School are taught by Mark Harmsworth who submitted their works.

Click on the below links to see reviews of this exhibition:
The Oxford Mail
The Abingdon Herald



Ruth Mostyn Dignan (13 yrs), Highgate Wood School and Nicole Riley (17 yrs), Northampton Academy.




Maria Marshall (10 yrs), Upton House School and Sophie Gladstone (13 yrs), Highgate Wood School.




Maria Marshall (10 yrs) Upton House School, Sophie Gladstone (13 yrs) and Ruth Mostyn Dignan(13 yrs), Highgate Wood School.




Lauren Green and Charlotte Fox (17 yrs) Northampton Academy.




Jordan Lofting (17 yrs) Northampton Academy.


Maria Marshall is a pupil at Upton House School and is taught by Mark Wilson who submitted her work. Sophie Gladstone and Ruth Mostyn Dignan are pupils at Highgate Wood School and are taught by Haf Stephens and Eileen Murray who submitted their works. Nicole Riley, Jordan Lofting Lauren Green and Charlotte Fox are pupils of Northampton Academy and are taught by Rob Hunter who submitted their works.

Natalie Lusby (16 yrs), Kelvin Hall School.




Natalie Lusby is a student of Kelvin Hall School in Hull and is taught by Marisa Cunningham and Gary Sturgess who submitted these works.




Jack Maddams (17 yrs) Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School




Jack Maddams (17 yrs) Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School
Jack Maddams was a student of Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School In Rochester, Kent and was taught by Jackie Trinder and Eoin Stewart



Shen Ni (18 yrs), Julia Denison (17 yrs), Shen Ni (18 yrs). Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet High School




Julia Denison(17 yrs), Anna Pitz (17 yrs) and Shen Ni (18 yrs). Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet High School.
These pupils are students of Hume-Fogg, an Academic Magnet High School located in Nashville, Tennessee and are taught by Pam Bergman who submitted these works.



Sophie Diehl, (16 yrs), Julia Denison (17 yrs), Anne Carney Raines, (17 yrs), Julia Denison (17 yrs)




Julia Denison (17 yrs) Shen Ni (18 yrs)




Elyaa Abu Hujleh (9 yrs), Tala Faramand (9 yrs), Tamer Ahual (9 yrs), Rama Mulhem (9 yrs), Yara Zaru (10 yrs), Yasmine Huleileh (10 yrs), Leena Toubusi (10 yrs), Saeb Qazzaz (10 yrs), Hamza Juma (10 yrs), Coreen Hanna(10 yrs), Bana Shamie (9 yrs), Ahmad Badran (10 yrs)
These works are by students at the Friends School in Ramallah, Palestine




Yasmin Sehweil (10 yrs), Future School
Khalil Al Wazin (11 yrs), Yasmeen Amin (9 yrs), The Friends School
Yasmin Sehweil (10 yrs), Future School




Faris Amin (11 yrs), The Friends School
Yasmin Sehweil (10 yrs), Future School
These works are by students at the Friends School and the Future School in Ramallah, Palestine




Details from drawings by students at the Friends School in Ramallah, Palestine




Emma Roberts(18 yrs), St Albans High School For Girls
Juliet Klottrop (15 yrs), The Misbourne School




Amy Joslin (16 yrs), St Albans High School For Girls




John Dakin (18 yrs) The Misbourne School




Emma Marriott (17 yrs), Suzanne Sutton, (17 yrs) and Sarah Yates, (17 yrs) - St Albans High School For Girls.




Jessica Selcott, (16 yrs), Nicola Davies, (18 yrs)and Sophie Maynard (16 yrs) - St Albans High School For Girls.
These pupils are all students of St Albans High School For Girls and are taught by Steve McGuiness who submitted these works.




Paddi Benson (18 yrs), Sophie Cook (17 yrs), Felix Melia (17 yrs) and VietAnh Nguyen (17 yrs) - Camden School For Girls
All students at Camden School For Girls are taught by Pip Schofield who submitted these works.




Jolanda Dimmito (13 yrs), Emanuele Vecera (12 yrs), Ajish Paramkulangara (11 yrs), Daniele Aspergs (11 yrs), and Lorenzo Berellini (10 yrs) - Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume.
All students at Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume, a secondary school located near Milan, are taught by Marco Tronci who submitted these works




VietAnh Nguyen (17 yrs) - Camden School for Girls
Jolanda Dimmito (13 yrs), Emanuele Vecera (12 yrs), Ajish Paramkulangara (11 yrs), Daniele Aspergs (11 yrs) and Lorenzo Berellini (10 yrs) - Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume.
All students at Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume, a secondary school located near Milan, are taught by Marco Tronci who submitted these works




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.