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Emerald student wins ceramic award at Melbourne Show

Emerald Primary School student Jack Watson has taken out first place in the ceramics section at this year’s Royal Melbourne Show, impressing judges with his creativity and craftsmanship.

Jack, who takes part in a local extra-curricular arts program, created his winning piece under the guidance of his art teacher Anna St Clair.

The judges praised his work for its balance of imagination and technical skill — no small feat for a young artist competing at a state level.

“I’m absolutely thrilled for Jack,” said Ms St Clair. “He’s got a natural eye for form and detail, and he put so much heart into this piece. It’s wonderful to see his effort recognised on such a big stage.”

Emerald Primary School staff and students are celebrating Jack’s achievement and say it highlights the incredible creative talent growing in the Hills community.

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