Competition winner Calum ready for beach

Dewsbury on Sea is an event many families look forward to each summer – but tomorrow’s celebrations will be extra special for Calum Beck.
WINNING DESIGN Calum Beck wearing his Dewsbury on Sea t-shirt. (d402a332)WINNING DESIGN Calum Beck wearing his Dewsbury on Sea t-shirt. (d402a332)
WINNING DESIGN Calum Beck wearing his Dewsbury on Sea t-shirt. (d402a332)

For he could see shoppers strolling around wearing his wonderful whale design.

Calum, of Knowles Lane, Gomersal, has been named the winner of a T-shirt design competition.

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Event organisers asked children aged 12 and under to create a special image inspired by the giant 50ft whale theatre that will be the centrepiece of the free outdoor event.

And the eight-year-old’s drawing wowed the judges – Coun Masood Ahmed, Adrian Ashpool from AB Print Group and Reporter news editor Lindsay Pantry.

The T-shirts will be sold from a surf shack in Foundry Street, with the proceeds going to charity.

Longcauseway Gardens will host the whale theatre, a Noah’s Ark inflatable for toddlers and Kirklees Active Leisure’s muscle beach.

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Blackpool donkey rides will set off from outside Longcauseway Church.

Market Place will be taken over by a giant beach sponsored by Ponderosa Rural Therapeutic Centre as well as beach huts, the Real Radio roadshow and face painters.

Performers will entertain the crowds in Daisy Hill, Westgate, Church Street and Market Corner, which will also host Ponderosa’s petting zoo.

The beach opens at 10am, with activities 10.30am-4pm.

The beach is open on Sunday and Monday, 11am-4pm.