More than 200 children aged between six and 18 entered the Access All Areas art competition last month, organised by Children in Scotland in collaboration with Scottish Borders Council. The 14 winning entries, which are featured in the AAA 2005 calendar, show the obstacles some children face in their education.
Seven-year-old Adam Blackbrook Szwagrzak from Halyrude Primary was among the winning entries. His drawing, 'It's hard for people in wheelchairs to go up ramps', pictured, is featured in the May issue of the calendar with the description, 'It wood be hard for pepel in weelchers to go up steps peepel in weelchers that can go up ramps is eseer for them.'
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