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Litter Mascot Competition

March 2009 saw the return of The Big Tidy Up month in Bedford. To run alongside the litter picks that took place Pride in Bedford launched a design a litter/rubbish mascot competition open to all Lower and Middle Schools in the Borough.

Aim: To design a litter/rubbish mascot

Prizes:
Winner- digital camera and goody bag and a life size cut out of your character for your school to keep.

Runners Up- goody bags


Results 

We now have a winner!

 

A massive well done to Hannah Brown from Elstow Lower School.

Hannah's design is called Flynn the Bin Elf and was chosen as a winner because it is colourful, innovative and had a really good slogan ' Flynn the Bin Elf lives in your bin and reuses the rubbish you put in'

 

Pride in Bedford presented the prizes to Hannah in a special school assembly on Tuesday 12th May. She was presented her prizes and lo and behold who presented her with the digital camera was Flynn himself!

Flynn the bin elf and winner 2

Picture courtesy of Times and Citizen Newspapers.

 

Pride in Bedford were so impressed with the design we used a bit of Pride in Bedford magic to turn Hannah's design into a real life character. Flynn will now be used in future campaigns, attending schools and making appearances across the Borough. You can follow the adventures of Flynn on his own dedicated web page and you can even make a request for Flynn to come along to your event or School.

 

Four runners up prizes were also awarded to the following pupils-

Hannah Brown- Harrold Priory Middle

Tom Corney- Lincroft Middle

Joshua King- Goldington Green Lower

Isobell Read- Balliol Lower

 

Photos of the runners up can be found on Flynn's page.

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