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With the view of going out with a bang, I was determined to enjoy some of the children’s work before I left, and so gave myself the task (or rather the pleasure) of judging this year’s National Poetry Day competition. Due to baby Quinn’s swift arrival, and having no hands free since, the results are a little belated, but I am pleased to share with you the top entries for each Upper School year group below.
It was a wonderful way to begin the pause on my time at Belmont and I thank every pupil that entered for their imaginative, creative and personal poems. Please click HERE to read the first, second and third place poems in each year.
Miss S Bufton, Head of English
| Year 6 | Year 7 | Year 8 | |
| 1st | Asad Rashid | Freddie White | Joseph de Metz |
| 2nd | Levi Robinson | Barnaby Noble | Oliver Naylor |
| 3rd | Noah Moross | Chloe Heller
Poppy Wrench |
Fifi Simpson
Sophie Fitzpatrick |
Highly Commended
Maxwell Christou – The Petunia
Dylan Santangelo – Love Our Earth
Finlay Namey – This Hell Known as Earth
Aeson Klemens – Do You Care?
Special Mention
Rosa Milligan- Imagine a Rose
Aayu Mishra – A Nightmare
Highly Commended
David Odupitan – Nature
Vivek Khimasia – My Earth
Poppy Blair – The Last Horse
Special Mention
Rishan Mistry – Trash
Aaryan Patel – The Environment
Rose Thornhill – We Burn the World
Serafina Brinkmoller – Good Day, Earth
Highly Commended
Sophie Simmons – The Dark Corners of Nature
Uzoamaka Edozie – Environment of War
Kabir Mehra – Death, Destruction and Chaos!
Iris Iacovou – Soon Gone
Special mention
Isla MacKintosh – Wonderful Women
Connor Varma – Normandy
Yasmine Zine El Abidine – Ukrainian Fox
Phoebe Fitchew – Everything is Ok
Elliot Tang – Nature’s Way
Ethan Gabbay – Our World
