Prizes were issued this week by the Mirrors Programme for its second annual art and digital competition, hosted by the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art.

The theme was Bermuda’s way of life, its cultural symbols, neighbourhoods and people, with more than 100 pieces displayed from July 6 to August 6, a spokeswoman said.

Lovitta Foggo was on hand as Acting Minister of Social Development and Sports to congratulate the winners.

“Continue to communicate your vision through art,” Ms Foggo told them.

“We look forward to your participation in future competitions.

“I urge you, as you move through your lives, to continue to explore what’s possible for yourself and our community.”

• Third place winners:

Legend Stevenson, West End Primary School;

Christian Carreiro, TN Tatem Middle School;

Aliyah Every, Mount Saint Agnes Academy.

• Second place winners:

Aaliyah Muhammad, Purvis Primary School;

Sterling Brown, TN Tatem Middle School;

Tomasina Pearman, Bermuda High School.

• First place winners:

Aldwuin Aquin Arias, Purvis Primary School;

Shania Haak, middle school level;

Jehkio Bean-Lightbourne, Mount Saint Agnes Academy

• Digital Art winners:

Kayla Mahoney, Mount Saint Agnes Academy, first;

Tatiana Butterfield, Mount Saint Agnes Academy, second;

Kamryn Martins, Mount Saint Agnes Academy, third.

• People’s Choice winners:

Aaliyah Muhammad, Purvis Primary School;

Shania Haak, TN Tatem Middle School;

Aliyah Every, Mount Saint Agnes Academy.