This was the second year we are offered schools the chance to take part in the Wiltshire Schools Creativity Awards, WiSCAs, which was celebrated with an Oscars style award ceremony in December at Urchfont Manor. We are once again delighted with the response. This year the quality has been better than ever and it has been very difficult to make our decisions 

Click here for photographs of the presentation event

Below is a selection of the winning entries. Click on the picture to open content in a new window, simply close to return to this screen.

Digital Stories Category

Wardour Class

Yr 2 pupil created scenes form the story of the Princess and the Pea. They photographed the scenes and put the images together using MS Photo Story 3 and narrated the story in their own words.  

Amesbury Archer Primary School, Amesbury

Holy

Year 3 pupils had been trialling the story book project using the story of 'The Talking Papaya'. They had done extensive work on the story and the digital stories were the final stage of the work.

Shaw Primary School, Melksham

George and Alex

Year 4 pupils used photos taken on their visit to Sevington, an authentic Victorian school, to create presentations about education in Victorian times in the style of silent movies.

Yr 7 pupils created digital stories in ICT linked to their work in history on the Crusades. This was the first time pupils had used the software and came up with some exciting films.

Maddie, Amy and Molly

All projects were based upon the Egyptians topic the class were studying with some links through RE. After talking to God at the Burning Bush, Moses confronts the King of Egypt and demands that his people are set free. What follows are some of the plagues, Egypt ends in darkness!

9 - 11

Broadchalke CE Primary

William, Christina and Hugo

Year 6 pupils created their animations loosely based on the work of William Shakespeare.

Yr 7 pupils created animations in ICT linked to their work in history on the Crusades. This was the first time pupils had used the software and came up with some exciting films.

North Hill House Special School

Phillip

Pupils from this school specifically for those with Asperger's Syndrome created animations as part of their work in PSHCE. Many of the pupils have difficulty with communication, but this project gave them a medium through which they could communicate more effectively and confidently.

by kind permission of Real World Studios http://www.realworldstudios.com/