Congratulations to all award winners and thank you to all pupils who took part in this year’s Art Award. Sadly there will be no exhibition or Awards Ceremony this year due to Covid-19, however we hope you enjoy viewing winning works on our online exhibition. All works have now been returned to the schools and certificates and prizes will be sent by 1 April.
2020 RESULTS
New Entrant
Junior – Gracie Gaughan (Leith Academy)
Intermediate – Emma Mitchell (Graeme High School)
Senior – Ciaran Stewart (Stewart’s Melville College)
Special School
1st – Abbey Dunbar (Stanecastle School)
2nd – Dillan Martin (Langlands School)
3rd – Matthew Bowman (Abercorn Secondary School)
Brodies Inspirational Art Department Award
Denny High School
Brodies Regional Award - North
Junior – Molly McLachlan (Kinlochleven High School)
Intermediate – Eva Campbell (Dollar Academy)
Senior – Leah Morrison (The Gordon School)
Brodies Regional Award - West
Junior – Damiana Colangelo (Hamilton College)
Intermediate – Beth Pyott (St Joseph’s Academy)
Senior – Arabella Sciallo (Strathaven Academy)
Brodies Regional Award East/South
Junior – Campell Bryce (Sanquhar Academy)
Intermediate – Cameron Carvill (Eyemouth High School)
Senior – Jodie Barnes ( St Thomas of Aquin’s RC High School)
Junior
1st – Christian Lindsay (Loretto School)
2nd – Anna Harcke (George Heriot’s School)
3rd – Arthur Ellis (Stewart’s Melville College)
Intermediate
1st – Amy McLean (Madras College)
2nd – Matthew Dunn (Lomond School)
3rd – Flora MacRae (Loretto School)
Senior
1st – Keara Koteruras (Broughton High School)
2nd – Amy Kane (Mallaig High School)
3rd – Aidan McCallum (Auchmuty High School)
Chairman’s Challenge
1st – Eva Magdic Govedarica (Dollar Academy)
2nd – Heather Nicholson (Mallaig High School)
3rd – Kyle Wilkinson (Speyside Academy)
About the Schools Art Award
Organised by the RSA Friends, the Schools Art Award is a competition open to all secondary schools in Scotland which aims to encourage creativity and showcase talent. It has been running since 1986 and is considered by teachers to be one of the most prestigious awards made to pupils. The award has no theme. The emphasis is on skills of technique, observation and interpretation. In particular, the judges will award prizes for work which displays creativity and originality. This year’s awards are once again supported by Brodies LLP.
