Enniskillen pupil's artwork displayed on billboard

William Smith

25 June 2024 at 7:47 am·1-min read

Local pupil Laura Hughes is jumping for joy after being named the Enniskillen winner of Evolve’s ‘Fuelling the Future’ art competition. <i>(Image: Evolve.)</i> — Local pupil Laura Hughes is jumping for joy after being named the Enniskillen winner of Evolve’s ‘Fuelling the Future’ art competition. *(Image: Evolve.)*

LAURA Hughes from Enniskillen Model Primary School has been crowned the Enniskillen winner of Evolve’s ‘Fuelling the Future’ art competition.

Laura won with a colourful depiction of the benefits of gas, including instant heat and hot water.

Schools across Cookstown, Dungannon, Strabane, Enniskillen, Omagh and Magherafelt were engaged in the competition, and a winner from each of these key towns in the Evolve network was chosen from a total of nearly 300 entries.

Over a thousand public votes were cast to arrive at the six winning entries.

Each winner had their artwork displayed on a billboard in their hometown, and they also received a £250 art pack.

David Butler, Director of Evolve, said: “We were delighted to have had the opportunity to glimpse the world through children’s eyes.

"This competition has given them the opportunity to display their artistic talent and their understanding of the critical issues involved in renewable, sustainable energy."

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