Charity
Pupils’ Art Exhibition Supports RNLI
Organised by the school to support the RNLI in its 200th year, the exhibition featured art made by the kids.
The immensely talented pupils of Kewaigue School have donated money raised from their art gallery to the RNLI.
Organised by the school to support the RNLI in its 200th year, the exhibition featured art made by the kids.
The RNLI said the exhibition ‘captured the essence of maritime life with creativity and enthusiasm’.
It added: ‘Admission to the exhibition was free, reflecting the inclusive spirit of the event, while donations were warmly welcomed. Through the kindness and generosity of attendees, a total of £318 was raised to support the RNLI’s ongoing efforts in keeping our waters safe.’
Among the remarkable pieces displayed, one painting stood out for its captivating portrayal of the sea’s power and beauty. Titled “Storm” and crafted by the talented Ferris, the piece exemplifies the incredible talent of the young artists involved.
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