Congratulations to the winners and runners up of Clean Up Australia’s Schools Litter Sculpture Competition ‘Nature Reimagined’!
THE WINNERS ARE:
Primary Category Winner: Claire Z with the sculpture ‘Blue Fish’, Rostrata Primary School, WA
Secondary Category Winner:
Rose T with the sculpture ‘Coral’, Bentleigh Secondary College, VIC
Blue Fish by Claire Z
Rostrata Primary School, WA
Coral by Rose T
Bentleigh Secondary College, VIC
Congratulations to both winners! Each student has won a SodaStream Pack for their school and a Faber Castell Artist’s Pack for themselves. The winning sculptures are thought-provoking, beautifully aesthetic and highlight the importance of how our everyday waste directly impacts marine life and the environment. 
THE RUNNERS UP ARE:
A Sea of Plastic by Laura O, Mosman Public School, NSW
Bob the Nature Robot by Elsie A, Wyrallah Road Public School, NSW
Lucy by Crystal H, Mary Queen of Heaven Primary School, VIC
Rainbow Tree by Madison K, St Joseph's Catholic School, QLD
What Our Swans Are Eating by Anna G, Point Cook P-9 College, VIC
Gerald by Aarush S, Mary Queen of Heaven Primary School, VIC
Under the Sea Reimagined by Jennifer S, Rostrata Primary School, WA
Under the Sea by Allanna, Emmaus Catholic Primary School, VIC
A Sea of Plastic by Laura O
Mosman Public School, NSW
Bob the Nature Robot by Elsie A
Wyrallah Road Public School, NSW
Lucy by Crystal H
Mary Queen of Heaven Primary School, VIC
Rainbow Tree by Madison K
St Joseph's Catholic School, QLD
Congratulations to the Runners Up who each receive a SodaStream pack for their school.
Thank you to all students and staff who entered the competition with your fantastic litter sculptures!
Check out the competition shortlist:
Thank you to our two judges, esteemed artists Artist Rox De Luca, and Samuel McLennan, Founder of Project Interrupt, for carefully reviewing all the creative litter sculptures and thoughtfully selecting our winning entries.
“All of the entries were just delightful! Every single student involved has done such a great job in creating such an amazing array of sculptures in a limited window of time.”
Rox De Luca, Artist
“I have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of this process. So much thought has gone into these sculptures, it made judging the winners a very hard choice. I was able to really use my intuition when judging. Similar to my journey of building my raft, I understood the process of going through materials that I would find and how they could be of use and not just left as waste to harm the environment and wildlife. This enabled me to understand the artist’ process thoroughly.”
Samuel McLennan, Project Interrupt
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