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Sophie Harrison
Year 3 Ladies College, Melrose
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First Prize
Sophie Harrison
Year 3 Ladies College, Melrose
Second Prize
Amy Tersigni
Year 5 St Mary & St Michael
Third Prize
Phoebe Collas
Year 6 Vauvert School
Jack Mace
Year 5 St Mary & St Michael
Gabriel Snow
Year 3 St Mary & St Michael
Gabriel Bachmann
Year 5 La Houguette School
Scarlett Stanford
Year 5 Blanchelande School
Annabelle Smith
Year 6 Vauvert School
First Prize
Emma Holt
Year 9 Ladies College, Melrose
Second Prize
Jake Taylor
Year 8 Elizabeth College
Third Prize
Josiah Tooley
Year 9 Grammar School
Felix Addenbrooke
Year 8 Elizabeth College
George Le Roux
Year 9 Elizabeth College
Max Wrench
Year 9 Elizabeth College
Sam Savory
Year 8 Elizabeth College
Rafi James
Year 7 Elizabeth College
First Prize
Jordan Guillou
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Second Prize
Josh Le Sauvage
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Third Prize
Henry Lister
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Jordan Guillou
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Peter Heyworth
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Naomi Miller
Year 10+ Grammar School
Reuben Montgomery
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
First Prize ( Primary )
Colton-Lee Lewis
Year 6 Le Rondin School
First Prize ( Secondary )
Harvey Wilson
Year 10+ Le Murier School
Aaron Mort
Year 6 Le Rondin School
Jenson Gray
Year 10+ Le Murier School
Gather inspiration from the stories of the past. Your story could be inspired by a Guernsey or Greek myth, or by a legend from the past such as Robin Hood or King Arthur.
You might choose to rewrite your own version of your favourite myth by adding yourself to the storyline. What powers might you have? What adventures might you go on? What fantasy creatures, brave heroes, magic spells and powerful gods might you encounter?
You might want to reimagine your myth or legend from the point of view of one of the supporting characters, or even the villain of the piece. How might Maid Marion tell her part in Robin Hood’s legend? What might Medusa think about her role in her Greek myth?
Closer to home, perhaps there is a local folklore site that you might like to use as inspiration for your own story, such as the Creux es Fees near the Lihou headland?
Whichever story you choose, try to capture the experience of your episode vividly so that it brings your characters and their world to life.