They are all between seven and twelve years old, the members of the children’s jury. And those who think they can get off easy are wrong. Josephine checks whether the flowers are properly attached (“Not always, that’s a minus point”), and Fedde checks whether the supplied story fits the flower end product. For the gigantic grasshopper, a ten actually appears on the table for the first time. Fedde: “Almost everything seems to be right here. Good finishing, beautiful play of colours, you can see that a lot of time has gone into it.”
Corso fever in Leersum: ‘Wow, is there smoke coming out of that rocket?’
