Artwork from P6 youngster Bruce Torres was chosen to appear on the Labour politician’s cards.
A design by an East Calder Primary pupil delivered joy after it was chosen to feature on the first ever official Christmas card from Livingston ’s MP.
Mr Poynton said: “We received over 300 fantastic designs from schools across the constituency. It was wonderful to see the creativity and talent of our young people. “I would like to thank all the schools and their pupils and teachers for their incredible work. As parents, we can all take pride in the amazing efforts of our children.”
The winning card also travelled to Westminster, where it was photographed with Poynton and the Speaker of the House, Sir Lindsay Hoyle.
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