The winners are Kylah (primary 3) from St Andrew’s Fox Covert RC Primary School in Edinburgh, Blare Sher (primary 3) from Calderwood Primary School in Livingston, and Gemma Tattersull (primary 3) from Maddiston Primary School in Maddiston, and with over 360 entries submitted, the judging panel were truly spoiled for choice.

The three winners have each been awarded a £50 Amazon voucher, plus a bumper arts and crafts bundle for their class to enjoy, courtesy of Miller Homes.

16 schools across the East of Scotland took part in the competition, with entries shortlisted by Miller Homes, and judged by Miller Homes’ regional sales director, Lynsey Brown and Edinburgh property journalist, Gordon Holmes.

Lynsey Brown from Miller Homes, said: “We were thrilled to be able to support local primary schools with this art project and get kids excited for Easter. A lot of the primary schools that got involved are where children living on our developments attend, so it was great to engage with our local communities and give the pupils something fun to do in the lead up to the Easter holidays.

“We were blown away by the creativity of the children, so it was incredibly difficult choosing our winners, however, we loved the creations submitted by Kylah, Blare and Gemma. We hope it was just as fun for the kids as it was for us!”