Clemence Woolford – Primary Schools Winner – 2018

St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Holborn

Clemence Woolford

St Joseph's Catholic Primary school

Clemence Woolford from St. Joseph’s Catholic Primary School won first prize. First runner-up Christian Velasco Siqueira and second runner-up, Alexander Magalhaes-Heath, are also from the same school.

Clemence won £100 to be deposited into her savings account, her family received a year’s membership to Historic Royal Palaces and Clemence’s school received a £200 voucher for school art material.

Clemence’s design has brought a playful humour to the competition and indeed to the Lord Mayors interests.

Her design and description were well thought out and engaging.

The judges particularly liked the personal elements: the sailor’s hat resting on London Bridge and the boat (named ‘The Jeffery’ after him) going through it.

Helen Whittaker
Chair of the Judging Panel

My creation is all about looking south where the London Bridge dwells. I’ve put my setting here where there are many boats travelling (the Lord Mayor’s favourite thing). London Bridge is a very popular place where tourists like to explore.

The Lord Mayor runs London so I’ve put a sailor hat on London Bridge, to rule over the boat of London. The boat going through is called ‘The Jeffery’ as his first name is Jeffery. I’ve written his name as on the sheet and put 2018.

Clemence Woolford
St. Joseph’s Catholic Primary School

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