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Friday, 3 July 2009

Better Futures Calendar Art Competition


The response to the statement "If I had one wish...", often reveals the inner-most desires, wants and needs of the person responding. Students across the Cayman Islands however have responded by way of artistic expression through the Better Futures Art Competition.

The competition is a part of the larger Better Futures Project betterfuturescayman.blogspot.com which is supported by Hedge Funds Care (Cayman) which aims to address the various barriers to learning that will directly impact on the future success of our children and our nation by targeting issues such as violence and low self-esteem.

The art competition can be found at betterfuturesart.blogspot.com and members of the public can go to the site to view the art and vote for the pieces they would like to see in the project's 2010 calendar.

Happy voting! (MR)
Posted by Department of Education Services, Cayman Islands at 08:48
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