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Ruby Day
Year 4 Ladies College, Melrose
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Ruby Day
Year 4 Ladies College, Melrose
Second Prize
Pearl Tarry
Year 6 La Houguette School
Third Prize
Alexander Hieghton-Jackson
Year 3 Blanchelande School
Erin Waldron
Year 3 Notre Dame School
Ciaran Tansell
Year 3 Castel School
Isla Bretel
Year 5 Vale School
Thomas Guthrie
Year 6 Elizabeth College, Beechwood
Kiara Topley
Year 6 Notre Dame School
First Prize
Zara de Sausmarez
Year 7 Les Beaucamps School
Second Prize
Isabelle Guest
Year 9 The Ladies’ College
Second Prize
Imogen Foulds
Year 9 The Ladies’ College
Noah Van Der Linden
Year 8 St Sampson’s School
Emily Crabtree
Year 7 The Ladies’ College
Noah Nicolle
Year 9 Elizabeth College
Edward Field
Year 7 Elizabeth College
First Prize
Herbie Stow
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Second Prize
Seb Saad
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Third Prize
Edward Robinson
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Jake Taylor
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Jake Taylor
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Oliver Guest
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Edward Robinson
Year 10+ Elizabeth College
Jake Van der Linden
Year 10+ St Sampson’s School
First Prize ( Primary )
Xavier Sarre
Year 6 Le Rondin School
First Prize ( Senior )
Riley Corbin
Year 7 Les Voies School
Harry Le Page
Year 6 Le Rondin School
Riley Guilbert
Year 5 Les Voies School
Jett Burtenshaw
Year 9 Le Murier School
William Gallie
Year 9 Le Murier School
The Write Stuff is celebrating its 10th year in 2024. So, after a decade of competitions, we're throwing a party for our next writing challenge. Your story can contain up to 300 words, plus a title to set the scene.
You can choose the setting, the characters and the plot for whatever kind of party your imagination can conjure up. Your story can contain up to 300 words, while you can add extra words to 'The Party' in your title to set the scene.
For example, you might want to create the start of a murder mystery through a title like 'The Party at Macabre Manor'. Or perhaps you prefer a science fiction setting such as 'The Party at World's End', or want to set up a ghost story with a title such as 'The Party's Last Guest'. It could be a party where something wonderful happens – or the opposite... The choice is yours.
We look forward to celebrating this special anniversary with your stories – and whatever party they bring to the table.