HILLCREST Primary learner, Kelly Vivier was the winner of the Hillcrest Corner’s Spring themed art competition.
Kelly was chosen as the winner because her beautiful floral artwork communicated the true meaning of Spring, through the use of stunning colours. Kelly won 6 Ushaka Wet n’ Wild tickets as well as R1 500 worth of art supplies for her school.
Hillcrest Primary and Hillcrest Christian Academy learners all contributed beautiful pieces of art that were displayed in the centre.
Four lucky shoppers, Danielle Purcell, Angela Janes, Jill Diphall and Brittany Barrat, who voted for their favourite artwork won shopping vouchers to the value of R500 each.
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