The Crediton Heart Project reveals winning designs from Queen Elizabeth’s School students, Layla and Bella, showcasing their creativity in a community art initiative.
With over 150 entries, the judges had a tough job. But Layla and Bella’s creativity really stood out. Their designs will help launch a community art project aimed at inspiring local kids.
Layla created a striking logo, while Bella designed a fun mascot. These pieces will represent the initiative in the coming weeks. The Crediton Heart Project focuses on community engagement through arts and culture.
This competition celebrated the students’ artistic talent and highlighted the school’s commitment to creativity. At QE, part of the Ted Wragg Trust, students learn various artistic techniques, from color use to printmaking.
QE has also earned a Gold Artsmark award, a standard for creative quality in schools. This award supports arts education across the curriculum, making learning more engaging for students.
Paula Smith, Headteacher at Queen Elizabeth’s School, expressed pride in the students’ talent. She praised the effort and creativity in each entry and looks forward to seeing Layla and Bella’s designs come to life.
Moira Marder, CEO of the Ted Wragg Trust, shared excitement about the students’ creativity. She noted that the competition helps engage young artists and strengthen community bonds. She can’t wait to see how their work shapes the project in Crediton.
