Rural school applauded for artwork

Whakamaramara school students with their artwork with LIC communications manager Clare Bayly.
Whakamaramara school students with their artwork with LIC communications manager Clare Bayly. Supplied.

Students at Whakamaramara School have taken out the People's Choice Award in a national art competition for rural children.

The school, with 39-students, won an iPad and router for their efforts.

Each year dairy farmer cooperative LIC hosts an art competition for rural children who participate in calf club.

LIC spokesperson Clare Bayly said hundreds of entries were received but the "overwhelming favourite'' was Whakamaramara School.

She said the students' art work presented a range of "beautiful, colourful and original art work which wowed the judges,'' which were LIC staff and visitors.

She visited the school and delivered an iPad and router as their prize.

Judges have selected the top three pieces of artwork in this year's Art Competition for Rural Children.

The ultimate winner will be named after a public voting process, which closes at 5pm on Monday, October 29.

The winner will receive a Stallion mobile calf feeder valued at $3,900.


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