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We loved receiving your entries to our cress head competition. What funny cress-headed fellows you created: from crooks and caterpillars to polar bears and princesses! Thank you to everyone who entered the competition.
Congratulations to our five lucky winners!
Elsa,aged 9, Heathfield
Cress Crooks
Imogen, aged 10, Hove
Crooked Cress Heads
Jacob, aged 7, Salisbury
Mustard Heads
Maria, aged 5, Stockport
Polar Bear in the Snow
Mathilda, aged 9, Salisbury
Cress Heads
Carrie, aged 8, Heathfield
Daniel, aged 10, Stockport
Erin, aged 6, Withyham
James, aged 9, Sandford
Joseph, aged 8, Stockport
Jude, aged 7, Hazel Grove
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Lovely to see the cress heads on here! We have found ours. Maria was thrilled with her prize thank you! And it’s so good to see other entries are shown too, a really proud moment for children to see their creations on your website even if they didn’t make it into the magazine. Thank you!