Rotary Young Photographer 2025
The 2025 theme is ‘Wonderful Water’. Just let your imagination fly and interpret it as broadly as you wish. Show your creative talent in sharing what this Theme means to you.
We were so proud in 2024 when Alisha's 'cloud scape' winning entry went on to gain second prize at the National level judging. Not only did her entry win her a spending voucher and a pestigeous goblet, but it also met all of the competition aims of:
· experimentig with photography
· using digital and/or traditional methods of photography
· demonstrating interpretation of the topic, and
· expressing personal ideas through the medium of photography
The competition is open to all young people in one of three age groups:
· Junior: Up to and including 10 years old
· Intermediate: 11 to 13 years old
· Senior: 14 to 17 years old
Entrants need to complete an entry form, available by emailing a request to the contact Rotarian shown below. Judging will be at the Wells Museum on January 20, when all entries will be on display.
Please note: photographs must be submitted via Digital Format and be at least 1500 pixel in size on the longest length and the entries and supporting information sent electronically MUST NOT EXCEED 15Mb per email sent.
Further detail on the competition rules will be provided along with requested entry forms.
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Our efforts as a Club towards making a difference by supporting local and international good causes came into sharp focus in November.
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The 2025 theme is ‘Wonderful Water’. Just let your imagination fly and interpret it as broadly as you wish. Show your creative talent in sharing what this Theme means to you.
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To find our further detail on meetings and events please contact club President Angela
moreOctober was quite a quiet month by recent standards for the club, that said though looking back across our diaries in addition to our normal routine gatherings there were quite a few project planning meetings looking forward into 2025
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At Wells Rotary Club we are involved with various activities within the community, from working with young people through Kids Out, Young Chef and Public speaking, to organising the Santa Fun Run and Christmas Tree Collection.
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Conscious of the need for rapid access to defibrillators following a coronary event, Wells Rotary has been working to make these life-saving machines available to the public at all times. It is an ongoing project.
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Wells Rotary has been stewarding the Festival for over 35 years: not only have we raised over £100,000 for humanitarian projects but also have seen a lot of amazing artists. We all have personal memories and highlights from the experience.
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Held annually in the Bishop's Palace gardens in the centre of Wells, the Wells Charity Boules Tournament is a fun event for all of the family.
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In commemoration of the Queens Platinum Jubilee the West and East Mendip Ways were re-launched as a single 50-mile walk branded as "The Mendip Way".
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Each week a team of listeners goes to St Cuthbert’s Primary School to listen to children read. It is so rewarding to see the positive impact on the children’s reading skills.
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moreRotary District 1200 comprises Wells Rotary along with the other rotary clubs of Somerset, West Wilts and West Dorset. Circa 1200 is our district news sheet. Follow the link below to Circa 1200 to see what is going on across Somerset
moreRotary in Wells is part of the global Rotary International, working with other clubs to eradicate polio, to help with other natural disasters, and to help those less fortunate than ourselves elsewhere in the world
moreA busy month but with some disappointment
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June was the last month with President Angela in the chair and still the heart and soul of the club.
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Quiet but Nevertheless busy Months
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What a great thing to do: collecting around 120 trees and raising funds for St. Margaret’s Hospice.
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