Download Road Safety Calendar 2020

Primary school children from around the county have used their artistic skills to highlight and promote road safety through their winning submissions to the 2020 Kerry County Council Road Safety Calendar competition which is hosted annually by the local authority.
Cllr. Niall Kelleher, Cathaoirleach, Kerry County Council, presented the twelve winning students from various primary schools with a copy of the 2020 Road Safety Calendar, featuring their artwork and a ‘Road Safety Pack’ from the Road Safety Authority. Students were invited to enter a picture containing a road safety message that was important to them and the winners were selected for inclusion in the calendar by a judging panel.
The winners, chosen from a total of over 500 entries, and whose artwork features in the calendar are:

Month	Name	School	Class
January	Sasha Sheehy	Bunscoil an Chlochair Daingean Ui Chuis	6th Class
February	Elma Cremin	Lissivigeen National School, Killarney	6th Class
March	Rhianna Russell	Boheshill National School, Glencar	6th Class
April	Cathal McSwiney	Cahir National School, Kenmare	6th Class
May	Bobby Sugrue	St. Brendans National School, Fenit	6th Class
June	Fiona McSweeney	Loughfouder National School, Knocknagoshel, Tralee	6th Class
July	Saoirse Foley	St. Johns National School, Kenmare	5th Class
August	Eimear Keane	Dromclough National School, Listowel	5th Class
September	Ella Fortune	Ardfert National School, Tralee	6th Class
October	Marie-Clare Daly	Scoil Naisiunta Dar Earca, Valentia Island	6th Class
November	Caoimhe O’Sullivan	St. Olivers National School, Ballylongford	6th Class
December	Liam Musgrave	Tarbert National School	5th Class

Cathaoirleach Cllr Niall Kelleher congratulated each of the students on their wonderful drawings and said that “the standard of competition is extremely high and it is great to know that these students, through their drawings, are contributing to raising awareness of road safety throughout the county”.
Co-ordinator of the event, Ms. Noell O’Connor, Roads, Transportation & Marine Dept. was delighted with all the entries: “We had over 500 entries from schools around Kerry. It is heartening to see how teachers and students got so strongly involved and all students who took part now have an increased awareness of road safety as a result”.