School arts winners receive prizes
The importance of creativity in the island’s youth was highlighted when winners of a school art competition received their prizes on yesterday.
The winners of this year’s edition of the Mirrors Annual Art and Digital Competition were awarded prizes in various categories, with Mount Saint Agnes taking home the top school prize, the Government announced.
A total of 160 art entries and ten digital entries came in from students who explored and expressed what “home” meant to them through their art.
The entries came from primary, middle and high school pupils across the island, reflecting a variety of emotions and interpretations.
The winners of this year’s Mirrors Annual Art and Digital Competition are as follows:
First place winners:
• Primary: Thomas Smith, Warwick Academy
• Middle: Seri Fisher, Warwick Academy
• High School: Skye Ferguson, Mount Saint Agnes
Second place winners:
• Primary: Leonardo Stoppa, Mount Saint Agnes
• Middle: Lucy Leman, Bermuda High School
• High School: Alyssa Almeida, Mount Saint Agnes
Third place winners:
• Primary: Marwah Abdul-Jabbar, Clara Mohammed School
• Middle: Sohl Hunt, Purvis
• High School: Nyah Roberts, Bermuda High School
Individual Digital Winners:
• 1st Place: Alex Malo, Mount Saint Agnes
• 2nd Place: Indica Wilson-Bean, Dellwood Middle School
• 3rd Place: Jorai Laurenceo, Mount Saint Agnes
People’s Choice Art Winners:
• Primary: Leonardo Stoppa, Mount Saint Agnes
• Middle: Sienna Walters, Warwick Academy
• High School: Alyssa Almeida, Mount Saint Agnes
People’s Choice Digital Winners:
• Middle: Seri Fisher, Warwick Academy
The following schools received prizes for their students’ participation:
• Bermuda High School: $850
• Clara Mohammed School: $350
• Dellwood Middle School: $250
• Mount Saint Agnes: $2,250
• Purvis Primary School: $350
• Warwick Academy: $1,500
Lindsay Simmons, a government senator who attended the event, highlighted the importance of the creative skills of the students.
She said: “Through these stunning artworks, our young people have shared powerful and unique perspectives on what home means to them.
“The talent and passion of Bermuda’s students are truly inspiring, and I can’t wait to see what they create next year.”
Organisers said next year’s competition would be held under the theme “Faces of Bermuda”.
Submissions must be made to the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art by June 20, 2025.
“We look forward to seeing how Bermuda's youth will celebrate the island’s rich cultural heritage through their art,” the organisers said.
Entry details will be provided on the Mirrors social media pages soon.
• For more information, contact Mirrors at 294-9291.
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