Many students from different schools entered the 2013 Gozo Live writing competition, however, girls from the Bishops Conservatory Secondary School sent in a bulk entry with several stories from different students both in English and in Maltese.

The organisers of the competition said that these entries were most creative in that students had in some cases illustrated their work as well as writing imaginative stories.Gozo Live decided to recognise the efforts of the school by awarding two special prizes one for English and the other for a Maltese story.

These were presented at the school assembly, when students were also encouraged to participate in the 2014 competition.

Gozo Live said it is expected that the rules for the 2014 competition will be released by the end of November, enabling students far more time to work on their entries for next year’s competiton.

Photos – Ann Marie Zammit receiving her prize from Mrs Betty Zammit and Alexia Bugeja recieving her prize from Mr Charles Coyne

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