Visitors’ Choice Spring 2026

A memorial display featuring a large artificial bouquet of paper flowers in a wooden vase with a yellow ribbon, two trophies, a framed photo of four people in formal attire, and a sign that reads "Held in Memory" and mentions the 80th Liberation Celebration 2025.

The 2026 winner of the Seaford Trophy for the piece of work in the Adult Section that received the most votes from visitors to the Eisteddfod was EYECAN for Paper Flowers/Clay Tree

A young girl wearing a navy blazer with a school badge, smiling, holding a white hanger with a large pink flower-shaped decoration attached to it, standing against a plain studio background.

The winner of the Venturini Trophy for the most popular piece of work in the Secondary School Section was Poppy Pallot with her Needlework and Textile Art Entry

A young girl dressed in a formal school uniform holding a black and white pencil drawing of a animal's face, likely a wolf or a dog, at an art exhibition. She has long, reddish hair and is smiling.

The Junior Award for the most popular piece of work in the Primary School Section and the winner was won by Nancy Keeble for her drawing of a Jersey Cow.