Taylor Wimpey : Worthing school gets creative for our Lego house competition

Date: Wednesday 23 June 2021

The children of The Laurels Primary School in Worthing have recently completed a Lego house building competition set by Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties.

Situated on Winterbourne Way, The Laurels Primary School aims to inspire its pupils to believe, achieve and succeed every day.

The initiative run by Taylor Wimpey asked all the pupils to get creative and design their dream Lego house with the chance of winning a £50 gift voucher as a prize.

A range of brilliant Lego houses were created by the school's pupils and, after careful consideration from the Taylor Wimpey judges, Aidan Iqbal was crowned the winner for his luxurious three-storey design.

Charlotte Bull, Headteacher at The Laurels Primary School, said: 'The Lego competition was a huge success and we were proud of all children who submitted their entries. The pupils were enthused and motivated to take part and it was a great way to end the school year.

'The children enjoyed sharing their house designs for the competition. We had everything from three-storey designs to colourful bungalows - so they really got creative.'

Roz Wells, sales and marketing director at Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: 'When the entries arrived, we were blown away by the creativity and thought that the children of The Laurels Primary School had put into their Lego houses.

'We'd like to say a big thank you to all that entered, and a special congratulations to Aidan for his winning submission. There was plenty of food for thought here and we'll take these designs away and consider them for future Taylor Wimpey developments!'

The Laurels Primary School is located nearby to Taylor Wimpey's Barley Grange Phase 4 development. The brand-new phase is ideal for those looking for a picturesque, semi-rural location, with a selection of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes coming soon.