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Year Two pupils at Agincourt School, Monmouth, entered a nationwide prose and art competition run by Oxford University. The competition invited pupils to design a perfect city.
Henry Parnell and Hebe Booth were runners-up in the age five to nine prose competition and Ellie Adams was the winner of that category. Victoria Baker was a runner-up in the age five to seven artwork category and Hollie Lowton was the winner of that category.
The adjudicators from Oxford University said in their summary: "This is an extraordinary achievement in a crop of incredibly high standard entries and we want to wish them all our huge congratulations."
Agincourt was also runner-up in the overall schools prize for the best set of entries sent from one school.
The headteacher Liz Thomas said: "I am proud and delighted to present these children with their prizes and certificates. Their work will now be on display at Oxford University which is quite an honour at any age."
12:17pm Tuesday 1st July 2008
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