(Photograph) - Zyria Ansah-Garwood, and William Burles and Emily Ratsma, both six, of the Fox Primary School in London were among 20 children aged four to 16 and 26 schools to win Artworks awards at a ceremony at the Tate Modern gallery. The children used digital art in their school's computer suite to create cityscapes of the local Notting Hill area, printed them and put them on a float for the famous carnival. The school received 2,000 to spend on their carnival project. Other winning works can be viewed on www.art-works.org.uk. Photo: Michael Melia
(Photograph) - Zyria Ansah-Garwood, and William Burles and Emily Ratsma, both six, of the Fox Primary School in London were among 20 children aged four to 16 and 26 schools to win Artworks awards at a ceremony at the Tate Modern gallery. The children used digital art in their school's computer suite to create cityscapes of the local Notting Hill area, printed them and put them on a float for the famous carnival. The school received 2,000 to spend on their carnival project. Other winning works can be viewed on www.art-works.org.uk.
Photo: Michael Melia
