The lucky winners of The Journal's Tokens For Schools competition have been revealed.
More than 50 schools in the region entered the competition, which was run in association with Barclays Bank.
There was a top prize of £2,500 for the schools which collected the most tokens in each category, to be spent how they wish. There was a second prize of £1,500 and £500 for third and fourth in each category.
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