Up-Cycling project judged by Bob Eastwood

Post 16 students have reinvented old furniture to create master pieces of art. Pupils transformed old tables, lights, CD racks etc. as part of their learning about materials for science week. Bob Eastwood who is our local candidate standing for parliament came to judge the pieces of work and praised the pupils for their creative ability and awarded them 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. Well Done Post 16! Pictured is Lewis who won 2nd prize for his picture frame.

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