Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025 gallery
Here are submissions to the Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025.
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The Foot of Clay
Description:
My title comes from the saying 'feet of clay,' which means we are all human. For this competition, I immediately started thinking about what I could do. In the evening, while telling my parents about my ideas, I looked over at the shoe rack and remembered the saying 'feet of clay.' I thought about how it would look on a plinth. That's when I decided to make a foot out of clay and then paint its toenails. I've never made a foot out of clay before, so it isn't perfect, but I had a lot of fun making it.
Student:
Hannah
School:
The Grey Coat Hospital
Borough:
Westminster
Best Friends
Description:
Me and my best friend like to play together every day.
Student:
River
School:
St Peter's Catholic Primary School
Borough:
Barking and Dagenham
Mummy and me
Description:
This is a picture of me and my mummy.
Student:
Maria
School:
St Peter's Catholic Primary School
Borough:
Barking and Dagenham
Dino World
Description:
A world full of dinosaurs that lived a long time ago.
Student:
Jake
School:
St Peter's Catholic Primary School
Borough:
Barking and Dagenham
Arthur's Rainbow
Student:Arthur
School:St Peter's Catholic Primary School
Borough:Barking and Dagenham
Arthur's Rainbow
Description:
It's me and I love rainbows.
Student:
Arthur
School:
St Peter's Catholic Primary School
Borough:
Barking and Dagenham
What comes first?
Student:
Rafih
School:
The Latymer School
Borough:
Enfield
Pollution of our Seas
Student:
Rafih
School:
The Latymer School
Borough:
Enfield
The Big Red Button
Student:
Rafih
School:
The Latymer School
Borough:
Enfield
The Problem
Student:
Onur
School:
The Latymer School
Borough:
Enfield
'Weighing me down'
Student:Samanta
School:St Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive School
Borough:Greenwich
'Weighing me down'
Description:
The artwork depicts the struggles of the main subject carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders. They are being pulled back and trapped by their demons, but with the help of an angel and Faith the heavy load seems that little bit lighter.
Student:
Samanta
School:
St Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive School
Borough:
Greenwich
What are you carrying
Description:
Painted poster
Student:
Ruby
School:
Addey and Stanhope School
Borough:
Lewisham
Top of the world
Description:
Mixed media sculpture
Student:
Teddy
School:
Addey and Stanhope School
Borough:
Lewisham