Competition winners

Summer Lewis, Sullivan Smith and Ellisha Cookson with their books of remembrance. Picture supplied.
Summer Lewis, Sullivan Smith and Ellisha Cookson with their books of remembrance. Picture supplied.

Spalding’s Ayscoughfee Hall School won first prize in a competition to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of World War One.

All the work was completed in extra curriculum clubs by children from Year 3 upwards.

They completed a woven picture of Flanders fields, a mosaic poppy wreath and a book of creative writing imagining what it must have been like to be a soldier in the Great War.

Three pupils presented books of remembrance to the Dean in a special service of commemoration held in Lincoln Cathedral, where they met the Bishop of Lincoln.

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