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President Donald Macgregor with Hannah Holmes, winner of the Windyedge Bowl and Thomas Henson, winner of the Robert W. Donaghy Quaich.
Over forty pupils, representing primary and secondary schools throughout Perthshire and Kinross, took part in the Perth Burns Club's 23rd Annual Schools Festival which was held in the Salutation Hotel, Perth during the afternoon of Sunday, November 22, 2009.
Once again the standard of performance in all categories of Scots verse speaking, solo singing, accordion and fiddle playing was extremely high and, in addition to the main awards, all competitors were awarded certificates of proficiency.
The trophy winners were as follows:
[Adjudicated by Mr Jimmy Lindsay]
[Adjudicated by Mr John Napier]
[Adjudicated by Mr Henry C Neil, MBE]
[Adjudicated by Mrs Lovina Roe]
President Donald Macgregor presenting Hannah Holmes with The President's Prize.
The President's Prize, a silver salver presented by Bill Dawson, the immediate past president of The Robert Burns World Federation,
is awarded for the best performance in the Festival of a Robert Burns song, poem or piece of music.
This year's award went to Hannah Holmes of Perth High School for her fine singing of "O Whistle and I'll Come Tae Ye My Lad".
The adjudicators were Bill Dawson and the Perth Burns Club president, Dr Donald F. Macgregor.