|
|
|
'Doodle 4 Google - My Britain' is a nationwide design competition which was open to the UK's 10 million school children. Young people were invited to design a Google doodle representing what it means to them to be British today. These are the winning doodles in the 2006 competition. |
| |
| Name: |
Katherine Chisnall |
| Age: |
13 |
| School: |
St Augustine's RC College |
| Region: |
South West |
| Title: |
Five Wonders of Britain |
| Statement: |
I decided to do my favourite British landmarks because they stand out to me. I chose these ones because they are from all parts of Britian, and they are different! I chose the Millenium Sculpture, London Eye, Blackpool Tower, Edinburgh Castle and the Severn Bridge. |
| Runners up: |
Sonny Boogaard and Annabelle Carr |
|
|
|
| |
| Name: |
Jamie Scott |
| Age: |
8 |
| School: |
John Paul II Primary |
| Region: |
Scotland |
| Title: |
Together Togoogle |
| Statement: |
I have drawn the dragon of Wales, the flags of Scotland and England, the crown and the rose, the green for Ireland and the little man with bagpipes. I have tried to make it funny but I wanted to put in all countries to show we are all together. |
| Runners up: |
Emma Lily Wadsworth and Hal Darling |
|
|
|
| |
| Name: |
Elizabeth King |
| Age: |
16 |
| School: |
Groby Community College |
| Region: |
East Midlands |
| Title: |
British Traditions |
| Statement: |
I based my Google logo on the theme of British traditions and royalty, as I think many of these have been forgotten. I used tartan and English tea and scones to represent some of these traditions. To make my doodle officially British, I included the British flag. |
| Runners up: |
Tom Bennett and Ross Smele |
|
|
|
| |
| View all 30 Regional WInners » |
| |
|
