Sua Lee, Year 2, Wins the COBIS Art Competition 2020

Sua Lee, Year 2, Wins the COBIS Art Competition 2020 We are delighted to share that our student from Cidade Jardim in Year 2, Sua Lee, has won the COBIS Art Competition 2020, under the KS1 category!

We are delighted to share that our student from Cidade Jardim in Year 2, Sua Lee, has won the COBIS Art Competition 2020, under the KS1 category!

The COBIS Art Competition 2020 has received 592 entries from 110 COBIS schools around the world and quality of entries were extremely high!

The Judges were very impressed by Sua's artwork and we all are very proud of her award. Congratulations Sua Lee and we hope your action shapes tomorrow world!

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