THE first ever borough-wide school art competition helped showcase the colourful work of budding artists.
Ravens Wood School in Keston invited all the schools in the area to participate in its Bromley School’s Art Competition, giving youngsters the chance to display their work in a public forum.
Art teacher at Ravens Wood School Sally Mills said: “This was the first event of its kind and a fantastic opportunity for our community to celebrate the talent and creativity of secondary school students in our borough.
“It was also a a great chance to show teenagers in a positive light.”
The competition was open to Key Stage 3 pupils and their work was put on display at the school in Oakley Road, Keston.
Bishop Justus School in Bromley Common was judged to have the best overall display.
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