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Queen Edith School Winter Brights 2021 - winning design

Winter Brights 2021 – Queen Edith Primary School

A Kidsmas LED-light display at Queen Edith school Cambridge

Winter Brights will see two LED-light displays designed by schoolchildren from Queen Emma and Queen Edith primary schools installed in local shops, a “Kidsmas” display that will complement the Christmas tree and other festive displays around Queen Edith’s ward.

Kays Chemist and The Coffee House on Wulfstan Way have generously supported the project by hosting lights throughout the Christmas period.

https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/news/2021/11/25/council-helps-make-cambridge-bright-this-winter

Winter Brights 2021 – Winning Design

 

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