Sleaford girl wins Lego sets for all her schoolmates in national competition

A seven-year-old Ruskington girl has won kits for all her schoolmates in a national competition to design a new idea for construction toy manufacturing giant Lego.

Amy Lewis, who goes to Ruskington’s Winchelsea Primary School, entered the competition and designed a very unusual car that she hopes the Danish company will turn into a building kit in the future.

Amy Lewis and her friends at Winchelsea Primary School with the Lego sets she has won for them. EMN-170627-103302001placeholder image
Amy Lewis and her friends at Winchelsea Primary School with the Lego sets she has won for them. EMN-170627-103302001

She was chosen as their winner and last week the school received hundreds of pounds worth of Lego as part of her prize.

Not only did Amy win a complete set of Lego Police City sets for herself but her school received exactly the same set for the children to enjoy while her class mates also received a starter set.

“Amy was extremely popular today,” said headteacher Helen Duckett.

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