The competition is designed for primary school-aged children to create a poster that inspires the community to use bins and pick up litter.
It was fantastic to see Anaya helping as the winning posters were installed and began appearing across the local area. Seeing a young person’s creative work displayed publicly is a wonderful achievement and a great example of how schools and communities can work together to celebrate local talent.
A huge well done to Anaya for her excellent design, which captured the spirit of our community so well.
Thank you also to everyone at Perivale Primary School for supporting the competition, and in particular to Headteacher Mr Upfield for helping to make this initiative such a success.
We’re also delighted to announce that the 2026 Perivale Community Partnership Poster Competition is now open! The competition is open to all primary school-aged children living in or attending school in Perivale. The winning design will be transformed into community street art and displayed on bus stops across Perivale, giving one young artist the opportunity to leave a lasting mark on the local community.
We can’t wait to see the creativity and imagination of this year’s entrants!
