Below are the Key Stage 2 winners from the different local authorities that took part in the competition.

Devon

First Place 
Jurassic Coast and All That Rubbish- Otterton C of E Primary School 

This year it was part of a whole school arts week based on the Jurassic Coast.  They read the book Dinosaurs and all that Rubbish (Michael Foreman) and the children discussed how they thought they could develop the story and make it their own.

Bath and North-East Somerset

First Place
Joe the Hat Maker - Camerton Primary School

This animation is based on a traditional tale that the children had been working on in Literacy. They had been looking at the structure of stories and using oral retelling to rehearse and refine their story. The strong narrative of the story is what impressed the judges, as well as some wonderful animation techniques (watch out for the flying hats!).

Cornwall

First Place
Are you afraid of a polar bear? - Bodriggy Primary School, Hayle

Would you be afraid of a polar bear? Bodriggy Primary use chime bars to set the scene to this story.

Dorset

First Place
Fazackerly's Christmas - Symondsbury

Symondsbury uploaded their film to www.filmsforlearning.org to share it with others who can then comment on their work.

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First Place
Colonel Fazackerly - Symondsbury

Animation of poem by Charles Causley.

Gloucestershire

First Place
Race for a Healthy Life - Twyning School

The Fruit and Veg team take on the Fast Food team in this Race for a Healthy Life. Watch out for Mr Banana's Top Tips.

North Somerset

First Place
Around the World in Two Minutes - St Andrews Primary

Interesting use of camera angles in this rollercoaster ride of an animation.

Somerset

First Place
Holy Trinity School Taunton KS2 - Holy Trinity School Taunton KS2

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South Gloucestershire

First Place
Competition - St. Michael's Primary, Winterbourne

Science in a story. St Michael's Primary use plasticine to tell the story of the Very Hungry Catapillar and show its metamorphosis.

Swindon

First Place
The Snake, the Worm and the Monster - Ferndale Community Primary School

Narration and background music are mixed together in this animated story from Ferndale Primary School.



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