Layla Sewell designed a T-shirt for National Orange Shirt Day
A grade six student from Pine Glen Elementary in Huntsville is being recognized for her creativity.
Layla Sewell has won a scholarship from Hope Arises Project after participating in an interactive Indigenous Day at Muskoka Heritage Place this past June.
Students explored 15 Indigenous-themed stations, including designing a T-shirt for National Orange Shirt Day and Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Layla’s winning design shows a young girl waving goodbye, honoring the children of residential schools.
Limited edition shirts featuring her artwork are available at The Great Vine in Huntsville or online at hopearises.ca.
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