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Google Doodle Success

This year some of our children entered the The ‘Doodle 4 Google - My Britain’ competition. This competition is open to all schools in the UK and asks young people to design a doodle that represents what it means to be British today. The winning doodle is displayed on the Google UK homepage for a day, and is seen by around 18 million people.

We were very pleased to hear that Molly was selected as one of the 10 North West regional finalists for her age group. She won a selection of Google goodies and was invited to view her mounted design in a display in London. Molly explained her design by saying,

“I have drawn pawprints on the ‘G’ to represent the animals of Britain, the tennis balls for the ‘o’s’ because Wimbledon is a British tradition. I have chosen a maypole for the ‘L’ because Morris Dancing is a traditional dance in Britain and the daisies hanging from the ‘E’ to represent nature. Finally, the people’s faces in the ‘G’ represent the people in Britain.”