2004
Longleat Safari Park was the venue for the second UK Awards event for the Yellow Woods Challenge, held on October 8, 2004. Twelve schools were invited to the event where the winners were announced and given their certificates and prizes:
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UK Gold Oaks | won £2,000 cash + tree dedication in Woodland Trust woodlands |
| UK Silver Birches | won £1,000 cash |
| UK Bronze Beeches | won £500 cash |
| UK Recycling Champions 2004 | |
| Category 1 – schools with 250+ pupils | |
| UK Gold Oak: | The Epiphany CofE Primary School, Bournemouth (6.43 Yellow Pages directories collected per pupil) |
| UK Silver Birch: | Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Bryn-y-Mor, Swansea (6.41 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Bronze Beech: | Libanus Primary School, Caerphilly (4.93 Yellow Pages) |
| Category 2 – schools with 121 – 250 pupils | |
| UK Gold Oak: | St Wilfrid’s Catholic Primary School, Isle of Wight (11.16 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Silver Oak: | St Helen’s Roman Catholic Junior School, Vale of Glamorgan (9.37 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Bronze Beech: | Bawnmore Infant School, Rugby (8.82 Yellow Pages) |
| Category 3 – schools with 120 pupils or fewer | |
| UK Gold Oak: | Chapel Road School, Norfolk (103.03 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Silver Birch: | Trannack Primary School, Cornwall (52.31 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Bronze Beech: | Newton Ferrers CofE Primary School, South Hams (44.83 Yellow Pages) |
| UK Sculpture Competition 2004 | |
| Winner: | ‘Yellow JCB’ by St Merryn School, Cornwall Prize: laptop, printer and scanner |
| Runner-up: | ‘Swampy the Crocodile’ by Sedgefield Hardwick Primary School, Sedgefield Prize: £500 + tree dedication |
| Runner-up: | ‘Yellosaurus’ by Upton Cross Primary School, Cornwall Prize: £500 + tree dedication |
| Find out more information about last year’s Finals and Winners. (Loads pdf file (744K) in a new browser window.) |
