Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025 gallery
Here are submissions to the Fourth Plinth Schools Awards 2025.
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Lighthouse
Description:
It is a lighthouse with a light.
Student:
Ayman Rabee
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
Sun and the moon
Description:
It is an image of the moon and sun connected through the stars.
Student:
Anaya
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
Gong Yoo
Description:
He is a man who recruits people to join a game called "Squid Game". It is a game where you can win money, but the twist is that if you lose a game you die, so he is a man supposed to be evil and try and recruit people to go.
Student:
Birat
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
The toxic flowers
Description:
This artwork is about some toxic flowers because they look so interesting and very colourful. I just draw toxic flowers from my mind, because I have never seen one before.
Student:
Ariana Denisa
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
The Octopus
Description:
Well, it is an octopus. I drew an octopus because they are so cool because they have eight legs (mine has just six, but there are two more behind).
Student:
Ariana Denisa
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
The crown of England
Description:
It represents England and the king.
Student:
Ismaaeel
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
There is a plan B, not a planet B
Student:Aayana Maryam
School:Cumberland Community School
Borough:Newham
There is a plan B, not a planet B
Description:
It is an image of our heart showing that it is getting damaged by us, human beings. This image states that there is a plan B, but there isn't a planet B. This is to save our earth and save our living creatures. We can make another plan to save our earth, but we can't make another planet.
Student:
Aayana Maryam
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
Shark Attack
Description:
It is a vomiting shark with a cat riding on its back. It is kind of like a fever dream.
Student:
Giloh Raine
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
Plinth of Liberty
Description:
The plinth of liberty is the plinth for every single immigrant and british citizen who read the walls. They should understand that racism is dangerous and terrible.
Student:
Ana Sophia
School:
Cumberland Community School
Borough:
Newham
Diminished
Description:
My piece shows the destruction caused to the earth and the places around us. The colour scheme of red and brown symbolises greed and hate. Whereas the white symbolises defiance and hope. It also shows the impact of rude and snide comments to people mental health, with the figure at the top.
Student:
Shradha
School:
Nonsuch High Schools for Girls
Borough:
Sutton
Humanity and Nature
Description:
My fourth plinth design represents the battle between humanity and the concept of life and nature. The drawing of the bee is the only colourful part of my design, showing the rareness in nature. The bee is sitting in a posture showing distress and it represents the agony of what is being done to the world. The bee could be made out of plastic and twisted wires. I want the structure to be made out of biodegradable material to represent the need to help the environment. On the right is a drawing of a dead tree, the patterns inside of the tree shows us how the economy has impacted the environment.
Student:
Sumedha
School:
Nonsuch High Schools for Girls
Borough:
Sutton
London - a place where everyone can bloom
Student:Alexandra
School:Newbury Park Primary School
Borough:Redbridge
London - a place where everyone can bloom
Description:
The colorful petals represent London's diversity. In London there are many opportunities which can help you develop and make your dreams come true. No matter who you are (race, religion, belief, health), you can be happy and successful. The green at the bottom are thorns which represent challenges you have to overcome to reach the top.
Student:
Alexandra
School:
Newbury Park Primary School
Borough:
Redbridge