Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025 gallery
Here are submissions to the Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025.
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Fourth Plinth Schools Awards Gallery
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Christmas Land
Student:
Indigo
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
Oh Yeah
Student:
Harper
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
The Birthday Owl
Student:
Freya
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
Help the Environment
Student:
Cara
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
Ninja
Student:
Eden
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
Care for the planet
Student:
Ayda
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
Butterflying
Student:
Amina
School:
Reay Primary School
Borough:
Lambeth
The Great Race
Description:
We were reading The Great Race to celebrate Lunar New Year and this year is the year of the snake.
Student:
Maya
School:
Drapers' Maylands Primary School
Borough:
Havering
Lunar New Year
Description:
This is the year of the snake for Lunar New Year.
Student:
Aaron
School:
Drapers' Maylands Primary School
Borough:
Havering
Year of the Snake
Description:
I chose the snake because it is the year of the snake to celebrate.
Student:
Rochelle
School:
Drapers' Maylands Primary School
Borough:
Havering
London’s Family Tree
Description:
This artwork represents London’s deep-rooted history and culture through a grand tree growing from a strong foundation. The branches hold iconic symbols of the city, such as Big Ben, a red double-decker bus, and a Queen’s Guard, showing how these elements are connected to London’s identity. The tree’s roots symbolize the city's rich past, while its branches reaching outward suggest growth and evolution. This piece reflects the idea that London’s heritage continues to shape its future.
Student:
Simone
School:
Whitmore High School
Borough:
Harrow
The Golden Elephant
Description:
This artwork represents strength, wisdom, and cultural heritage through the image of a majestic golden elephant. Decorated with intricate patterns and a royal carriage, the elephant symbolizes tradition, power, and prosperity. Its placement on a grand pedestal highlights its significance, reminding us of the deep connections between history, art, and identity.
Student:
Maurathi
School:
Whitmore High School
Borough:
Harrow