As part of the All For Blue Environmental Education Program, supported by Garnier, three kindergartens and three primary schools from Aegina took part in a unique art contest, creating a total of 14 inspiring works of art.
After attending our educational workshops and participating in coastal and underwater cleanups, the young artists used recyclable materials and waste to breathe new life into discarded items. Through their creativity, they conveyed powerful environmental messages about the importance of protecting our planet.
With the participation of 363 users who cast their votes, the winning artworks are as follows:
1. “The Sea Floor” – 1st Kindergarten of Aegina, 67 votes
2. “Bloom, Secrets of the Deep” – 2nd Kindergarten of Aegina, 52 votes
3. “The Magic Forest and Its Animals” – 1st Kindergarten of Aegina, 35 votes
4. “The Odyssey of Oinone” – 2nd Primary School of Aegina (1st Grade), 30 votes
5. “The Beach Orchestra” – Kindergarten of Agioi Asomatoi, 28 votes
6. “Piraeus and Its Station” – 1st Kindergarten of Aegina, 27 votes
7. “The Journey of the Fish” – 2nd Kindergarten of Aegina (Class 2), 27 votes
8. “The Lovestruck Seahorse” – 2nd Primary School of Aegina (3rd Grade), 26 votes
9. “Biliodromio” – 1st Primary School of Aegina, 24 votes
10. “We Are All One” – 2nd Primary School of Aegina (5th Grade), 24 votes
11. “Biliodromio 1” – Primary School of Agioi Asomatoi (All Grades), 23 votes
12. “Biliodromio 2” – Primary School of Agioi Asomatoi (All Grades), 0 votes
13. “I Take Care of the Environment” – 2nd Kindergarten of Aegina (All-Day Class), 0 votes
14. “I Love the Environment” – 2nd Kindergarten of Aegina (All-Day Class), 0 votes
A heartfelt congratulations to all the children for their imagination, sensitivity, enthusiasm, and environmental awareness. Their passion and creativity shine through each piece. Below you can enjoy all the artworks and witness their exceptional skill and inspiration.
The top three winners received exciting gifts from All For Blue, including a recycling bin for plastic caps made from shredded plastic, stainless steel straws, reusable cleanup gear (bags and gloves) for future beach cleanups, and of course, child-friendly sunscreen and shampoo provided by Garnier, the proud supporter of this initiative.
We extend our warmest thanks to Ms. Anthi Gellafaki – Principal of the 2nd Primary School of Aegina, President of the Aegina Community and Head of the Folklore Museum – and to all the teachers and students who embraced this contest with such love and dedication.
