The winner of the very popular pumpkin colouring competition is Freya Holmes, 10. The spider webs on Freya's entry tickled Daisy's fingers and made her giggle. Well done, Freya. The runners-up are Laura Wilson, 7, Libby Dixon, 10, Will Coxe, 7, Emma Marum, 10, Curtis Moore, 6, Katie Saville, 5, Mollie Hill, 8, Amber Worthington, 8, Lara Proctor, 7, Marcie Beadling, 5, Gracie Beadling, 7, Bradley Wilson, 4, Harry Savill, 7, Ella Bruce, 7, Abigail Nicholson, 10, Joseph Dowling, 5, Phillipa Paulson, 7, Libby Redmile, 7, Nancy Millar, 5, and Ella Woodward, 7.
The winner of the recycle colouring competition is Ruby Gillespie, 6, who added the very appropriate catch line Reduce, Recycle, Reuse. Well done Ruby. The runners-up are Evie Brooks, 6, Bradley Wilson, 4, Alice Britten, 7, Joel Beadling, 5, Liberty Henton, 8, Harry Savell, 7, Maddison Townrow, 6, Erin Strange, 8, and Poppy Belton, 7.
The winner of the goose colouring competition is Maddison Townrow, 6, who added some feathers to her picture and they tickled Daisy’s nose! Well done Maddison. Runners-up are Alice Britten, 7, Kyra Bryne, 11, Abigail Nicholson, 10, and Marcie Beadling, 5.
The winner of the spider colouring competition is Katie Saville, 5, who coloured in a lovely bright picture. Well done, Katie. Close runners-up are Samantha Shuma, 10, Marcie Beadling, 5, and Michael Clarke.
The winner of the otter colouring competition is Alice Rabon, 9, who made her picture lovely and colourful. Well done Alice. Runners-up are Marcie Beadling, 4, Grace Woodhouse, 8, Maddison Townrow, 6, Harvey Birmingham, 6, Isabel Parkes, 6, and Ruby Gillespie.
The winner of the colouring competition is Charlotte Price, 8, who coloured in very nicely and added some lovely stickers. The winner of the pet colouring competition wins a special prize of a £20 gift voucher kindly donated by Pets At Home on Northgate Retail Park, Newark. Charlotte will be able to treat all her pets to lots of food, essentials, treats and toys in store. Close runners-up are Matthew Andrew, 8, Katie Davies, 7, Marcie Beadling, 4, Phoebe Mayfield, 7, Katie Metcalf, 8, and Jack Henton, 6.
The winner of last week's lighthouse colouring competition is Molly Burrell, 71/2. Her colouring was very neat and I was particularly impressed with the stars in the sky that Molly added. Congratulations Molly. The runners-up were Will Coxe, 6, Abigail Wright, 9, and Maddison Townrow, 6. Well done to everyone who entered.
The winner of the Father's Day colouring competition is Rosey Ingleby, 10, who coloured in her picture with lovely bright colours and added a dad too. Congratulations, Rosey. The runners-up are Molly Golland, 7, Indiana Madej, 7, Maddison Townrow, 6, Megan Best, 9, Grace Woodhouse, 8, and Michaela Allen, 10.
The winner of the Little Miss Crown colouring competition is Will Coxe, 6, who put a lot of glitter on his entry and made it very sparkly. Will wins a signed Little Miss Princess book and sticker activity book. The runner-up is Lucy Hunter,11, who drew a portrait of Kate with her crown on her head. Lucy wins a copy of the new Little Miss Book and the activity book. Congratulations to everyone who entered the competition.
The winner of the guide dog colouring competition is Freya Holmes, 9, who created a very carefully done backdrop for her dog and owner to walk past. Well done, Freya, an excellent effort. Runners-up this week are Phoebe Mayfield, 7, Ava Clark-Leek, 2, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the St Patrick's Day colouring competition is Alice Britten, 6, who coloured in a lovely shamrock and gave the background some wonderful colours. Well done, Alice. The runners-up are Harry Carr, 2, Maddison Townrow, 6, Gracie Beadling, 6, Sam Mimmack,10, and Laura Mimmack, 8.
The winner of the rainbow colouring competition is Gracie Beadling, 6, who coloured in a lovely bright rainbow and added some lovely fluffy cotton wool clouds. Well done, Gracie. A close runner-up is Sam Mimmack, 10, who added a leprachaun and a pot of gold. Other runners-up are Ava Clark-Leek, 2, Mia Adcock, 6, Laura Mimmack, 8, Michael Richmond, 9, Poppy Belton, 6, Milly Peebles, 6, Laura Hawkins, 8, Ella Hewitt-Cook, 12, Georgia Bellamy, 8, Maddison Townrow, 6, Oliver Wolfenden, 7, Sophie Trickett, 9, Chloe Andrew, 10, and Ruby Gillespie. Congratulations to everyone who entered.
THE winner of the comedy/tragedy masks colouring competition is Poppy Belton, 6. Poppy coloured her entry in lovely bright colours and added some words to add to the drama. Well done Poppy. Runners-up are Gracie Beadling, 6, Freya Holmes, 9, Danny Pratt, 7, Britney McCullage, 11, Evie Mercer, 8, Maddison Townrow, 6, Alice Britten, 6, and Oliver Wolfenden.
The winner of the skiing colouring competition is Ethan Ayling, 10. Ethan created some very colourful skiers so you would be able to spot them very easily in the snow. Well done, Ethan. Close runners-up are Beth Edwards, 12, Gracie Beadling, 6, Molly Golland, 7, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Libby Edwards, 8, and Harvey Prangnel, 6.
Judging the winner of the pony colouring competition this week was very difficult as there were a lot of good entries. The overall winner is Evie Mercer, 8, who drew herself on the pony which she has named Sugar. Evie is wearing a helmet and body protector and she has shown a saddle on a fence belonging to another pony.
A very close runner-up was a colourful entry from Mae Shaw, 6. Other runners-up were Abigail Nicholson, 9, Millie Hewitt-Cook, 12, Molly Townsend, 10, Gracie Beadling, 6, Sophie Seglins, 10, Beth Edwards, 11, Georgia Barber, 11, Ruby Gillespie, 5, Poppy Belton, 6, Libby Edwards, 8, and Rowan Glasby, 8.
The winner of the colouring competition is Ella-Hewitt Cook (12). Ella coloured in very well and added some beautiful bees and butterflies. Well done Ella. Runners-up are Macy Gore, 8, Libby Edwards, 8, Freya Holmes, 9, Henry Jones, 6, Gracie Beadling, 6, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Sophie Marshall, 5, and Georgia Bellamy, 8.
The winner of the robin colouring competition is Amber Ellison, 5, who coloured her picture in very neatly and added some lovely seeds for the robin to eat. Well done, Amber. Close runners-up are Gracie Beadling, 6, Oliver Swayby, 9, Macy Gore, 8, Sophie Marshall, 5, Phoebe Mayfield, 7, Isabelle Thompson, 6, and Freya Holmes, 9.
The winner of the three kings colouring competition is Danny Pratt, 7, who gave the kings lovely bright outfits. Well done, Danny. Close runners-up are Faye Grimes, 6, Bethany Edwards, 11, Gracie Beadling, 6, and Phoebe Mayfield, 7.
The winner of the pantomime colouring competition is Mackenzie Jones, 7. Mackenzie is visiting her grandparents in Newark for the Christmas holidays having come all the way from Wisconsin in America. She coloured in the picture very neatly and drew some lovely flowers to match the princess’s pillow. The close runners-up are Erin Strange, 8, Libby Edwards, 8, Grace Woodhouse, 7, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the Christmas pudding competition is Samuel Mimmack, 10, of East Stoke. I really liked the background Samual drew for his pudding and, in particular, the very neat colouring. Well done, Samuel. Close runners-up are Laura Mimmack, 8, Samantha Shuma, age 9, Amber Ellison, 5, Abigail Wright, 8, Libby Edwards, Sophie Marshall, 5, Annabella Casteloes, 7, Gracie Beadling, 6, Tilly Hall, 4, and Chloe Friend, 11.
Daisy and Dan had their friend Luke Holmes, 7, to help them judge the Carol Singers colouring competition this week. Luke chose the picture of Libby Edwards, 8, because she kept in the lines and had written Merry Christmas on their song books. Well done, Libby. Close runners-up were Chloe Andrew, 10, Esme Bainbridge, 7, Sam Mimmack, 10, Laura Mimmack, 8, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Eva Cawdron, 6, Indiana Madej, 6, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Gracie Beadling, 6, William Allan, 6, and Sophie Marshall, 5.
The winner of the Spitfire colouring competition is Max Wall, 5. He coloured in his picture of a Spitfire flying over the sea very neatly. Well done, Max. Archie Baumber, 6, gets a special mention for an excellent entry. The runners-up are Sam Richards, 8, Billy Rolfe, 5, Joseph Walker, 6, Sophie Segins, 10, Sam Mimmack, 10, Laura Mimmack, 8, Jacob Orrey, 5, Libby Edwards, 8, Indiana Madej, 6, Henry Jones, 6, Tilly Hall, 4, Grace Woodhouse, 7, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
There were a lot of entries for the poppy colouring competition this week and it was very hard to judge but the winner is Rebekah Goodchild, 9. Well done to Rebekah and all the runners-up who also put lots of effort into their colouring — Sam Mimmack, 10, Chloe Bailey, 10, Rowan Glasby, 8, Poppy Belton, 6, Jack Young, 6, Libby Edwards, 8, Sophie Marshall, 5, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Laura Mimmack, 8, Peter Goodchild, 6, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the bonfire colouring competition is Lewis Simpson, 8. The marshmallows looked like they were toasting nicely on the hot flames. Well done, Lewis. Close runners-up were Grace Chamberlain,10, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
Choosing the winner of the Halloween colouring competition was very difficult this week but the winner is Mia Adcock, 5, who made her monster look very scary. Well done, Mia. Close runners-up are Emma Marum, 9, Gracie Beadling, 6, Esme Nicholson, 6, Laura Mimmack, 8, Sam Mimmack, 10, Libby Edwards, 8, and Joseph Coggins, 6.
The winner of the animals colouring competition is Erin Strange, 7, who coloured her picture in very brightly with lots of different colours. It was very neat too. Well done, Erin. The close runners-up are May Chamberlain, 8, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Ethan Mercer, 10, Gracie Beadling, 6, and Molly Burrell, 6.
The winner of the Northen Lights colouring competition is Isabelle Stevenson, 6, who captured the feel and look of the Northen Lights wonderfully. The very close runner-up is Indiana Madej, 6, who used sugar to create snow on the mountains, which was very clever. Other runners-up are Grace Woodhouse, 7, Samual Mimmack, 10, Laura Mimmack, 8, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
THE winner of the Forget Me Not sleep walk is Laura Mimmack, 8, who coloured her picture in very well using lovely soft colours. Well done Laura! Close runners-up are Sam Mimmack, 10, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the Goose Fair colouring competition is Gracie Beadling, 6, who created a lovely bright sparkly rollercoaster picture. Well done, Gracie. The close runner-up is Phoebe Mayfield, 6.
THE winner of the dream building colouring competition is Rowan Glasby, 8. Rowan’s entry was very imaginative, particularly the 3D round houses complete with trees and the name of Round Town. Runners-up are Alicia Barnes, 12, Georgia Furmidge, 8, and Freya Holmes, 8.
The winner of the scarecrow colouring competition is Faye Grimes, 6, whose picture was very happy and colourful. Well done, Faye. Close runners-up are Will Cote, 5, Laura Mimmack, 8, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Indiana Madej, 6,Aiden Walker, 12, Rowan Glasby, 8, Gracie Beadling, 6, Tamsin Dunkley, 8, and Sophie Thurman, 6.
The colouring competition winner this week is James Walker, 9, who used brown paper to make the hedgehog some spikes. He gave him some insects to eat too. Well done, James. Close runners-up are Gracie Beadling, 6, Poppy Beckett, 8, Bethany Edwards, 11, Erin Strange, 7, Elliott Burrell, 8, Joseph Coggins, 6, and Harry Carr, 1.
The winner of the washing line colouring competition is Molly Burrell, 6, who created a lovely bright picture with a very shiny sun and some lovely flowers. Well done, Molly. Close runners-up are Daniel White, 6, Gracie Beadling, 6, Macy Gore, 7, Milly Peebles, 5, Ella Hewitt-Cook, 11, Rachel Blundell, 11, Felicity Blundell, 9, Phoebe Dodd, 10, Libby Edwards, 8, Lucy Robinson, 11, and Rowan Glasby, 8.
The winner of the fishing colouring competition is Rowan Glasby, 8, who coloured a very neat picture using all the right colours. He even used a special pen to make the fish look all shimmery and wet. Well done, Rowan. Close runners up are William Staniforth, 5, Jacob Orrey, 4, Indiana Madej, 6, Macy Gore, 7, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Bethany Edwards, 11, Ethan Ayling, 10, Daniel Ware, 6, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Fae Walker, 3, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the garden colouring competition is Owen Williams, 7. Owen coloured in the flowers really neatly and it was a lovely colourful picture. Well done. Close runners-up are Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Indiana Madej, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Joseph Walker, 6, Fae Walker, 3, Georgia Farmidge, 8, Alice Gibbs, 6 and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the healthy holiday colouring competition is Lois Mae Fisher, 10. She titled her picture: “I'm on top of the world” and drew the runner running on a globe. This was very clever indeed. Close runners-up are Amy Hawkins, 12, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, and Gracie Beadling, 6.
The winner of the newspaper colouring competition is Jade Blankley, 11. She added headlines to her colourful newspaper. Well done, Jade. The close runner-up is Abigain Nicholson, 8.
The winner of the Father’s Day colouring competition is Chloe Bailey, 10. She did a lovely red heart behind the people pictured and coloured it all in very neatly. Well done, Chloe. Close runners-up are Harriet Adwick, 3, Gracie Beadling, 6, Bethany Edwards, 11, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, Abigail Nicholson, 8, and Grace Woodhouse, 7.
The winner of the bumble bee colouring competition is Daisy Green, 5. She coloured in a very neat and colourful picture. Well done, Daisy. Runners-up are Matilda Green, 10, Beth Edwards, 11, Laura Hawkins, 8, Toby Lloyd, 7 and Gracie Beadling, 6.
There were lots of colourful dinosaurs sent in for the dinosaur colouring competition but the winning entry was a joint effort. James Walker, 9, Joseph Walker, 6, and Fae Walker, 3, created a scene just like we may have seen while the dinosaurs were around with trees and a wonderful volcano. Well done for working together so nicely. Close runners up were Lilly Smith, 3, Hannah Kelham, 5, Grace Woodhouse, 7, Gracie Beadling, 6, Daniel Ware, 6, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, and Milly Peebles.
The winner of the cycling colouring competition is Freya Holmes, 8. Freya gave the boy a helmet and elbow and knee pads so he was well protectecd if he fell off his bicycle. Well done, Freya. Close runners-up are Abigail Jacklin, 9, Charlotte Lovatt, 11, Daniel Ware, 6, Gracie Beadling, 6, and Toby Lloyd, 7.
The winner of the volcano colouring competition is Macy Gore, 7. Macy got all the colours right showing the cloud above the volcano as grey ash. Well done, Macy. Close runners-up are Jace Bowness, 7, who sent in a very glittery entry, Gracie Beadling, 6, Rowan Glasby, 7, William Woodall, 10, and Charlotte Lovatt, 11.
The winner of the violin colouring competition is Reiss Boness, 6. Reiss threaded cotton through the paper to make strings for the violin — very clever. Well done. Close runners-up were Joseph Walker, 6, Fae Walker, 3, May Chamberlain, Freya Holmes, 8, Rowan Glasby, 7, and Gracie Beadling, 5.
THE winner of the dog colouring competition is Gracie Beadling (5). Gracie added a lovely rainbow and made her picture furry just like a real dog. Well Done Gracie. Close runners-up were Libby Edwards, 7, Kyle Scott, 6, Joseph Walker, 6, Tom Harrison, 6, Freya Holmes, 8, Laura Wilson, 6, Michaela Allen, 9, Dillon Holt, 5, and Phoebe Gray,8.
The winner of the deeer colouring competition is James Walker,9. James drew a great forest setting for the deer and a picture of someone watching the deer in a great camouflage coat. Well done, James. Close runners-up are Kyle Scott, 6, Freya Holmes, 8, Gracie Beadling, 5, Alice Gibbs, 6, Mikaela Kerry, 1, Lucie Jenkins, 10, Ben Gant, 6, Amber Ellison, 5, and Jessica McDowall.
The winner of the Easter colouring competition is Chloe Andrew, 9. Chloe made a lovely card wishing Tiggy, Daisy and Dan a lovely Easter. It was decorated with lots of colours, butterflies and flowers. Well done, Chloe. She received a Thornton's Easter goody bag containing an Easter egg, two chocolate lollipops, two chocolate bunny rabbits, a bag of chocolate mini eggs and a white chocolate Larry lamb. Judging the Easter competition was very hard as there were so many wonderful entries. Very close runners-up were Alfie Fixter, 7, Ben Grant, 6, and Fae Walker, 3. Other runners-up were Abigail Akinson, 4, Rowan Glasby, 7, Callum Ellwood, 7, Beth Edwards, 10, Aaron Reilly, 5, Laura Hawkins, 8, Gracie Beadling, 5, Sian Gravell, 10, Martha Wood, 6, Rebecca Gibbs, 8, Chloe Bailey, 9, Amber Ellison, 5, Paige Thorpe, 11, Luke Hatton, 7, Amber Worthington, 6, Richard Gibbs, 10, and Phoebe Mayfield.
The winner of the art deco trail word search competition is Kyle Scott, 6. He correctly found all the words in the grid. Well done, Kyle. Kyle also entered last week's Easter egg colouring competition. His colourful and imaginative effort featuring eggs and the Easter bunny was one of many excellent entries received so far.
The winner of the badger colouring competition is Rowan Glasby, 7, who created a lovely woodland habitat for his badger to live in. Well done Rowan. Close runners-up were Joseph Walker, 6, Will Coxe, 5, Emily Unkles, 10, Richard Lloyd, 9, Gracie Beadling, 5, Olivia Smith, 7, Macy Gore, 7, Amber Worthington, 6, Chloe Baldock, 11, Holly Wilkinson, 5 and Phoebe Mayfield, 6.
The winner of the badger colouring competition is Rowan Glasby, 7, who created a lovely woodland habitat for his badger to live in. Well done Rowan. Close runners-up were Joseph Walker, 6, Will Coxe, 5, Emily Unkles, 10, Richard Lloyd, 9, Gracie Beadling, 5, Olivia Smith, 7, Macy Gore, 7, Amber Worthington, 6, Chloe Baldock, 11, Holly Wilkinson, 5 and Phoebe Mayfield, 6.
Congratulations to the six winners of the Mothers’ Day card competition. They were all so creative and colourful. The winner of the eight-to-12 years age group is Amy Hawkins, 12. Beth Edwards, 11, came second and Maeve Smyth, 12, came third. The winner of the five-to-eight years age group is Molly Smyth,7. Laura Hawkins, 7, came second while Joseph Walker, 6, was third. Well done to everyone who entered the competition. I do hope you enjoy your prizes from Hills of Newark.
The winner of the robin colouring competition is Isobel Staton, 4, who made a very colourful bird. Her colouring in was very neat. Well done Isobel! Close runners-up were Harvey Glasby, 11, Gracie Beadling, 5, Jack Young, 5, Luke Hatton, 7, Phoebe Mayfield, 6, and Beth Edwards, 11.
The winner of the pancake colouring competition is Danny Pratt, 6. Danny used lots of different colours in his picture and added lots of exciting ingredients. Well done, Danny. Close runners-up were Libby Edwards, 7, Eleanor Rawson, 4, Beth Edwards, 11, Eleanor Couch, 8, Ben Kythreotis, 5, Freya Holmes, 8, Rowan Glasby, 7, Gracie Beadling, 5, Harvey Glasby, 11, Jayden Ridyard, 2, and Joshua Ridyard, 5.
The winner of the spring flower colouring competition is Rebecca Parker,10. Rebecca used lots of lovely spring colours and included Daisy and Dan in the picture too. Well done, Rebecca. Close runners-up were Molly Burrell, 6, Jack Young, 5, Beth Edwards, 11, Olivia Black, 8, Libby Edwards, 7, Alicia Walker, 7, Emily Unckles, 10, Sophie Dickenson, 11, Zak Hatton, 9, Grace Beadling, 5, and Phoebe Mayfield, 6.
THE winner of the space competition was Sophie Chambers-Asman (12). Sophie created an amazing eight-page book telling the adventures of Daisy and Dan in space where they see lots of different planets and stars. It was an excellent entry. Well done Sophie. Close runners-up were Eleanor Rawson (4) Beth Edwards (11) Grace Beadling (5) Abbie Chambers-Asman (10) and Charlotte Lovatt (11).
The winner of the musical competition colouring competition was Ruby Gomm (6). Congratulations on your lovely picture. Close runners-up were Danny Pratt (6) Bethany Edwards (11) Molly Townsend (9) Maisie Smith (5) Phoebe Mayfield (6) Joshua Pyke (5) Abigail Dobbs (12) Rowan (7) Joshua Ridyard (5) and Zak Hatton (9).
The winner of the skiing scene colouring competition is Libby Edwards (7) from Brant Broughton. Libby's colouring was excellent and very colourful. The close runners-up are Evie Mercer (7) Gracie Beadling (5) Caitlin Gibson (4) and Emily Gibson. Well done to everyone who entered the competition.
The winner of the snowy scene colouring competition is Bethany Edwards (11) whose colours were lovely and bright. Well done, Bethany. Close runners-up are Millie Ward (10) Sam Richards (7) Isobel Statan (4) Rowan Glasby (7) and Gracie Beadling (5).
The winner of the Christmas gift colouring competition is Gracie Beadling (5). The colours on your Christmas present were very bright and I particularly liked the gift tie and bow which you added. Well done Gracie. Close runners-up were Phoebe Mayfield (5) Elisha Boddy (9) Beth Edwards (11) Jayden Ridyard (2) and Joshua Ridyard (5).
The winners of the Christmas tree colouring competition are Archie Baumber (5) and Ted Baumber (3). I liked the colours on their Christmas tree because it made it very bright. The glittering sequins made it look special. I also liked the drawings of presents round the tree. Well done Archie and Ted. Close runners-up were Tilly Hall (3) Hetty Rose Leach (4) Phoebe Mayfield (5) Amber Worthington (6) Megan Kirby (6) Callum Ellwood (6) Toby Lloyd (7) Rowan Glasby (7) Joshua Ridyard (5) Joseph Walker (6) Macey Gore (7) Gabrielle Lucas (6) Rebekah Twigger (11) Millie Ward (9) and Bethany Edwards (11).
THE joint winners of the gingerbread men competition are Sophie Chambers-Asman (12) and Abbie Chambers-Asman (10). Well done, Sophie. Your entry was extremely creative and I really liked the gingerbread men used as decorations on your hand-made Christmas tree. Your entry was outstanding Abbie and the imaginative way in which you presented your gingerbread men in their very own cardboard gingerbread house was excellent. Well done. AsSophie and Abbie's entries were so original and equally outstanding, they will be displayed in the Newark Advertiser reception for viewing from now until the New Year. Close runners-up were Will Coxe (5) Gracie Beadling (5) Joshua Ridyard (5) and Callum Ellwood (6).
THE winner of the cockney rhyming slang competition was Phoebe Mayfield (5). Her colouring was very neat and the fruit looked good enough to eat. Well done Phoebe.
Close runners-up were Macy Gore (7) Charlotte Thorpe (4) Molly Townsend (9) Kassia Chapman (5) Gracie Beadling (5) Luke Hatton (7) Libby Edwards (7) Callum Ellwood (6) and Joshua Ridyard (5).
THE winner of the Bonfire Night competition is Harvey T. Glasby (11). Your choice of colours was very eye catching and it created a believable effect of a rocket in the sky. Well done Harvey. Close runners-up were Archie Baumber (5) Elliott James Burrell (7) Rowan Williams (8) Addison Thurlby (6) Gracie Beadling (5) Joshua Ridyard (5) and Chloe Andrew (9). Congratulations to everyone who took part.
THE winner of the tea pot colouring competition is Joshua Ridyard (5). I particularly liked the colours you used for your teapot Joshua, and the way you presented the picture was very imaginative. Well done. Close runners-up are Molly Townsend (9) Danny Pratt (6) Rebecca Parker (10) Charlotte Staniforth (8) Rosie Staniforth (7) Anna Kythreotis (10) Callum Ellwood (6) Alfie Tunstall (5) Adam Thompson (10) Charlotte Thompson (4) Gracie Beadling (5) Chelsey Jane McGarrigle (6) Rowan Glasby (7) Addison Robert Thurlby (6) and Chloe Andrew (9).
The joint winners of the Halloween competition are Sophie Chambers-Asman (12) and Abbie Chambers-Asman (10). I particularly liked Sophie’s castle and the wonderful illustrations she gave it. Your entry was very creative. Well done Sophie I also liked Abbie’s excellent book which was full of spells, poems and recipes. The illustrations were also very imaginative. Well done Abbie. Close runners-up were Olivia Cherrill-Burroughs (10) Richard Lloyd (9) Phoebe Gray (7) Toby Lloyd (7) Rowan Glasby (7) Macy Gore (7) Joshua Ridyard (5) Phoebe Mayfield (5) Charlie Harris (3) Bethany Unwin (8) Rebecca Gibbs (7) Lucy Robinson (10) Danny Pratt (6) and Samanth Shuma (8)
The winner of the castle colouring competition was Beth Edwards (11). Beth paid great attention to detail and really used her imagination. Well done Beth. Close runners-up were Joshua Ridyard (5) Evie Mercer (6) Benjamin Williams (7) Harvey Glasby (11) Rowan Glasby (7) Gracie Beadling (5) Joseph Coggins (5) and Callum Ellwood.
The winner of the Beaumond House sleepwalk competition is Poppy Beckett (7) Poppy coloured her picture in neatly and I loved the touch of sparkle on the buildings. Well done Poppy. Close runners-up were Rowan Glasby (7) Gracie Beadling (5) Zak Hatton (9) Emily McCrery (6) Danny Pratt (6) Phoebe Mayfield (5) Abbie Chambers-Asman (10) and Sophie Chambers-Asman (12). Thank you Sophie for your words on Beaumond House Hospice. Sophie writes: “Beaumond House is a very special place. The people there are kind and caring and they help people who are sick or old and can’t do certain things. It is a very nice place. “They send nurses to people’s homes so they can be properly looked after and sometimes people go to stay at Beaumond House because they need looking after all the time. “Lots of the money used at Beaumond House comes from the people in the local community so that’s why they do the sleepwalk to raise money so the house can pay for food and heating, etc. “A lot of people need the staff at Beaumond House and I bet someone you know has needed them, so that’s why it is important that we help them to help others.”
The winner of the roundabout colouring competition was Molly Burrell (5). Molly’s picture was very bright and neatly done and I loved the sparkling moon and stars. Well done Molly. Close runners-up were Rowan Glasby (7) Eleanor Couch (8) Danny Pratt (6) Sophie Wickstead (5) Bethany Edwards (11) Gabrielle Lucas (6) Amy Lidster (5) Chloe Andrew (9) Gracie Beadling (5) and Abigail Boby.
WE HAD joint winners for the spider competition. Sisters Sophie and Abbie Chambers-Asman were equally good in their own right. I liked Sophie’s poem about spiders’ webs and Abbie extended her picture to include an amazing web. Well done to you both. Close-runners up were Beth Edwards (11) Emily Unkels (10) Megan Pepper (10) Gracie Beadling (5) Libby Edwards (7) Phoebe Mayfield (5) Chanelle Woolley (10) Kassia Chapman (5) and Chloe Golland (10).
THE winner of the otter colouring competition was Abbie Chambers-Asman (9) who not only coloured in the picture really well, but also added the ten times table to the blackboard and cut-outs of Daisy and Dan to the picture. Well done Abbie. Close runners-up were Lucy Robinson (10) Libby Edwards (7) Charlie Broomfield (11) Hannah Cull (12) Beth Edwards (10) and Gracie Beadling (5).
The winner of the Olympic competition was Danny Pratt (6). Danny not only coloured his picture in well, but he added some wonderful flags. Well done Danny. Close runners-up were Libby Edwards (7) Gracie Beadling (5) Harvey Glasby (11) Rowan Glasby (7) Olivia Cherrill-Burroughs (10) Charlotte Lovatt (10) Georgina Daws (8) Abbie Chambers-Asman (9) and Sophie Chambers-Asman (12).
THE winner of this week’s colouring competition is Abbie Chambers-Asman (9). Abbie made a huge effort, making a decorated frame for her picture. She added wool to make hair and wrote all about her doll that her granny gave her. Well done, Abbie. Close runners-up were Sophie Chambers-Asman (12) Beth Briggs-Price (11) Beth Edwards (10) Grace Beadling (5) Molly Golland (5) Grace Chamberlain (9) Phoebe Mayfield (5) Danny Pratt (6) Abigail Boby (10) Rowan Glasby (7) Lottie Guy (6) and Charlotte Lovatt (7).
The winner of our tent colouring competition is Holly Goddard (6) who coloured her picture in very neatly using metallic pens, making everything shine in the moonlight. Well done Holly. Close runners-up were Libby Edwards (7) Jade Blankley (10) May Chamberlain (7) Harvey Glasby (11) Owen Williams (6) Lucy Robinson (10) and Rowan Glasby (7)
THE winner of our colouring competition is Grace Beadling (5). Grace did a very colourful picture and used silver glitter to make the water shimmer. Well done Grace. Close runners-up were Chloe Andrew (8) Charley Hare (4) Beth Edwards (10) Alicia Lodge (9) Callum Lodge (7) Harvey Glasby (11) Jake Briggs-Price (11) Rowan Glasby (7) Alfie Walmsley (10) and Phoebe Mayfield (6).
THIS week’s colouring competition winner is Aiden Walker (11). Aiden made it look like the diver was jumping into a shark’s mouth which made us all laugh here at the Junior Advertiser. The picture also carried a serious message that we should be sensible and be safe, reminding us that water can be dangerous. We must all be careful near rivers, lakes, ponds and the sea. Close runners-up were Emily Richmond (10) Lily Dean (7) Grace Beadling (5) Amelia Feekily (10) Abigail Nicholson (7) Rowan Glasby (7) and Eva Picker-Spence.
The winner of the colouring competition was Libby Edwards (7). I liked the way she created a very colourful water scene. It reminded me of Hawaii. Well done Libby. Close runners-up were Poppy Beckett (7) Sophie Welbourn (9) Rowan Glasby (7) Ethan Mercer (9) and Evie Mercer.
The winner of the Bee Protection Poster is Macy Gore (6). Macy drew a lovely colourful poster with lots of bees with flowers for them to collect pollen from and a very happy sunshine! Well done Macy.
THE winners of the monkey colouring competition are Alexander Lloyd (6) and Richard Lloyd (8). I thought the way they extended the pictures to include more monkeys was excellent. Alexander drew a monkey world and Richard created a very colourful picture. Well done to them both. Close runners-up were Libby Edwards (6) Evie Smith (5) Macy Gore (6) Kelsey Mayfield (5) Theo Tucker (6) and Molly Burrell (5).
