The UPS Store awards scholarships to six All-Star Students
The students were selected randomly from the 20 KENS5 All-Star Students across 20 area school districts.
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The students were selected randomly from the 20 KENS5 All-Star Students across 20 area school districts.
"I have had a passion and love for creating art all my life, so it is an honour to have been given this opportunity.” Fellow student Josy Ebbs, from Hadleigh, said: “I’m proud that my work will be on display amongst many other amazing artworks for all to view." Josy Ebbs' entry to the exhibition - Credit: One Sixth Form College Sarah Jones, the head of curriculum for art at One Sixth Form College, said their inclusion is "amazing" news for the school. She said: “This is amazing news for everyone. Our students have a long tradition of gaining regional and national recognition for their...
"I have had a passion and love for creating art all my life, so it is an honour to have been given this opportunity.” Fellow student Josy Ebbs, from Hadleigh, said: “I’m proud that my work will be on display amongst many other amazing artworks for all to view." Josy Ebbs' entry to the exhibition - Credit: One Sixth Form College Sarah Jones, the head of curriculum for art at One Sixth Form College, said their inclusion is "amazing" news for the school. She said: “This is amazing news for everyone. Our students have a long tradition of gaining regional and national recognition for their...
AN up and coming artist has been recognised as one of the most exceptional young artists in the country by a prestigious organisation. Leo Bignell, of Swan Road, Beaumont, has a growing fan base for his exquisite sculptures made of cardboard and other materials. And among his admirers is the Royal Society of British Artists. The society has named the 18-year-old as one of the 20 most exceptional candidates in its Star Students competition. The piece selected from Leo’s portfolio for online display by the society, and at its prestigious Mall Galleries in London’s St James’, is...
AN up and coming artist has been recognised as one of the most exceptional young artists in the country by a prestigious organisation. Leo Bignell, of Swan Road, Beaumont, has a growing fan base for his exquisite sculptures made of cardboard and other materials. And among his admirers is the Royal Society of British Artists. The society has named the 18-year-old as one of the 20 most exceptional candidates in its Star Students competition. The piece selected from Leo’s portfolio for online display by the society, and at its prestigious Mall Galleries in London’s St James’, is...