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The competition was focused on the subject ‘Choose the World you Want’ and invited children and young people across the Vale to submit a piece of work – whether written, art or video – as part of Fairtrade Fortnight. Entries were judged by Phil Gauchi, organiser of the Creative Community Libraries Art Club in the Vale of Glamorgan Library Service, and the Reverend Carole Challis, superintendent minister of the Vale of Glamorgan circuit of the Methodist Church. Mr Gauci thanked everyone for taking part and said: “The effort and enthusiasm on show was a joy to behold and judge.” Reverend Challis said the winners were all “well thought out pieces of work which demonstrate understanding and a desire for a better world.”
The competition was focused on the subject ‘Choose the World you Want’ and invited children and young people across the Vale to submit a piece of work – whether written, art or video – as part of Fairtrade Fortnight. Entries were judged by Phil Gauchi, organiser of the Creative Community Libraries Art Club in the Vale of Glamorgan Library Service, and the Reverend Carole Challis, superintendent minister of the Vale of Glamorgan circuit of the Methodist Church. Mr Gauci thanked everyone for taking part and said: “The effort and enthusiasm on show was a joy to behold and judge.” Reverend Challis said the winners were all “well thought out pieces of work which demonstrate understanding and a desire for a better world.”