Outstanding Young Artists Made Chosing Winners Difficult In International Migratory Bird Day Art Competition At Garden Of The Groves

Tue, Nov 29th 2011, 07:03 PM

Winning art students from left to right: First prize Vernesse Henderson of Bishop Michael Eldon, second prize Terrence Bain from Jack Hayward High, third prize Ciera Sweeting of St. Paul's Methodist, and Ediesha McIntosh from St. Georges High, honourable mention Denzel Lightbourne of St. Georges High. Top row from left to right: Garden of the Groves IMBD co-ordinator Marilyn Laing with judges Rudy Sawyer, Lou Lihou, and Julie Ryan.FREEPORT, Grand Bahama -- The student art competition during International Migratory Bird Month at Garden of the Groves climaxed with the judging of the best paintings depicting birds migrating to Grand Bahama Island. Over 30 students presented outstanding works under the theme "Go Wild, Go Birding" and the judges had a difficult time determining the winners.

First prize was $100, second $50, and two third prizes were awarded in the amount of $25 each. All monies to be redeemed for school and educational supplies at Bellevue Gifts and Bellevue Business Depot. "I am very impressed with the outstanding quality of these pictures," commented Erika Gates of Garden of the Groves.

"The details in the drawings of the birds are so accurate that I am able to identify each of their birds, which is amazing!" Photo 1: Winning art students from left to right: First prize Vernesse Henderson of Bishop Michael Eldon, second prize Terrence Bain from Jack Hayward High, third prize Ciera Sweeting of St. Paul's Methodist, and Ediesha McIntosh from St. Georges High, honourable mention Denzel Lightbourne of St. Georges High. Top row from left to right: Garden of the Groves IMBD co-ordinator Marilyn Laing with judges Rudy Sawyer, Lou Lihou, and Julie Ryan.

Click here to read more at Bahama Islands Info

 Sponsored Ads