ABI Insurance Awards Young Artists in Road Safety Art Competition
ABI Insurance is pleased to announce the winners of its recent Road Safety Art Competition. This initiative, aimed at promoting road safety awareness among young people, encouraged children and teenagers aged 5 to 18 to express their creativity through art.
“We were overwhelmed by the talent and creativity displayed by the young artists who participated in this competition,” said Mrs. Julie Porter, the Business Development Manager at ABI Insurance.
“It’s truly inspiring to see how these young minds can convey important messages through art. We are proud to support initiatives that promote road safety and encourage young people to express themselves.”
The competition received numerous entries, and a panel of judges selected the winners based on creativity, originality, and the effective communication of road safety messages.
ABI Insurance extends its gratitude to all schools that participated in the competition. The company remains dedicated to community involvement and road safety promotion. By inspiring young artists to address this vital issue, we aim to foster positive change and a safer future for all.
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