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Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Councillor Michael Savage pictured with winners and finalists in the Council’s Schools’ Environmental Poster Competition. Included back from left: Senior Runner Up Maja Frydrych, St. Mary’s High School Newry; Junior Runner Up Gracie Morgan, Dromintee Primary School; Senior Runner Up Tony Alinta St Joseph’s Boys’ High School Newry; Junior Runner Up Lucy McGrath St. Mary’s Primary School Barr. Front: Overall Senior Winner Kara Cunningham St. Louis Grammar School Kilkeel and Overall Junior Winner Jessica Brown, Ansborough Integrated Primary School.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Councillor Michael Savage pictured with winners and finalists in the Council’s Schools’ Environmental Poster Competition. Included back from left: Senior Runner Up Maja Frydrych, St. Mary’s High School Newry; Junior Runner Up Gracie Morgan, Dromintee Primary School; Senior Runner Up Tony Alinta St Joseph’s Boys’ High School Newry; Junior Runner Up Lucy McGrath St. Mary’s Primary School Barr. Front: Overall Senior Winner Kara Cunningham St. Louis Grammar School Kilkeel and Overall Junior Winner Jessica Brown, Ansborough Integrated Primary School.

An impressive selection of artwork was on display when the winners of Newry, Mourne and Down District Council’s Schools’ Environmental Poster Competition were announced at a recent council function.

 The competition, managed by Council’s Sustainability team was open to both Primary and Secondary schools across the district, and this year’s winners and finalists were chosen from a record number of entries. 

The overall winners for 2022 are local pupils Jessica Brown from Annsborough Primary School and Kara Cunningham from St Louis Grammar School Kilkeel. Runners up in the Junior Section of the competition are Gracie Morgan, Dromintee Primary School and Lucy McGrath, St Mary’s Primary School, Newry and the Senior Section are Maja Frydrych, St Mary’s High School, Newry and Tony Alinta, St Joseph’s Boys’ High School Newry.

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Michael Savage said, “I am really impressed with the winning artwork in this year’s competition and congratulate everyone that took part. I look forward to seeing Jessica and Kara’s colourful artwork when they appear on the billboards in Newry City and Downpatrick in 2023. These designs will not only be eye catching but will also convey important environmental messages on anti-littering and a strong ‘wake-up’ call that urgent environmental action is needed to protect our environment”.

As part of the main prize, the overall winner’s two striking environmental designs will be featured on billboards displayed in Newry City and Downpatrick in 2023. Jessica and Kara were also presented with a framed copy of their poster to keep as a memento for winning the competition. Each of the runners up also received a framed copy of their poster and a voucher to the value of £50.

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