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Name School Title Name School Title First Prize Winners Years 7-11 Art for Kids Vintage Transport Chislehurst Railway Changes over 150 Tyler Smith Colfe's School Years Chislehurst Railway Changes over 150 Miles McInerny Eltham College Years Charlotte Spencer Babington House School Chislehurst on the Move Katie Archibold Babington House School Chislehurst Why Move Here? Chislehurst Trains Past Present and Josh Broadfield Bickley Park School Future Chislehurst Trains Past Present and Brody Evans Bickley Park School Future Chislehurst Trains Past Present and James Parker Bickley Park School Future Alexandra Covill Bullers Wood School On the Move Jade Brown Bullers Wood School Chislehurst on the Move Jessica Williams Coopers School Reflections Michal Mlynarz Coopers School Improving Transport Year2 Edgebury Primary School Chislehurst on the Move Poppy Boost Midfield Primary School These Boots are made for Walking Years 20/2D/2A Red Hill Primary School We are on the Move Year 4 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Bus Tour of Chislehurst EYFS St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Train Ryan Harwood St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Railway Second Prize Winners Reception to Yr 6 Art for Kids Travelling the High Street 1800 -1980 After School Forest Club Reception to Year 5 Midfield Primary School Chislehurst on the Move Year 10 and 11 Marjorie McClure Our Chislehurst Chloe French Coopers School Transport in Chislehurst Grace Cullen Coopers School Transport in Chislehurst Ben Mosquera Coopers School Transport in Chislehurst Sydney Pearce Coopers School Transport in Chislehurst Hollie Moore Coopers School On My Way Year 7 Babington House School How We Travel to School Year 8 Babington House School Floor Map of Chislehurst Reception Babington House School All on the Go Finlay Horner Bickley Park School Painting of Chislehurst Memorial Transport Through The Ages in Stephen Read Bickley Park School Chislehurst Samantha Wilson Bromley High School "Crossing the Roads to Chislehurst' Year 1 and 2 Chislehurst C of E Primary School Chislehurst on the Move Year 3 Edgebury Primary School Why Move to Chislehurst Reception Edgebury Primary School On the Move Year 4 Red Hill Primary School Maps of Chislehurst Year 6 Red Hill Primary School A Stop in Time Year 5 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Station Planting Year 6 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Malcolm Campbell Year3 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Trails of Chislehurst Year 1 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Getting to School Rio Lindley St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Trains Past and Present Third Prize Winners Bullers Wood School Aimee Hall Chislehurst on the Move Amber Kressinger Bullers Wood School Chislehurst on the Move Lilli Cutajar Bullers Wood School Chislehurst on the Move Ben Sacre Coopers School Safety and Transport in Chislehurst Years RS/RB/RT Red Hill Primary School Chislehurst Bus Year 3 and Year 4 Chislehurst C of E Primary School Chislehurst on the Move Joe Colhall Coopers School Transport in Chislehurst Year 6 Babington House School Malcolm Campbell Year 1K Babington House School Traffic Travel Survey Emma Huxley Babington House School Model of Bus Shelter for Elmstead Lane Roshann Rooprai Bickley Park School Chislehurst Transport Poster Georgia Gray Bromley High School Travelling through Chislehurst Year 5 Edgebury Primary School 150 years -Chislehurst Station Remi Russo Farringtons School Bluebird Year 6 Red Hill Primary School Sketching the Moving Times Year 2 Celebrates Chislehurst on the Year 2 St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Move Rhea Wheeler St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Caves Nathan Wood St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Trains Past and Present Mykolas Murauskas St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst Trains Past and Present Alfie McArdle St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst 161 bus Kalie Williams St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy Chislehurst 161 bus .
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