The non-partisan community of Dachau awarded the most beautiful school cones. 

As in previous years, the jury was spoiled for choice this year due to 48 entries and many motifs.

The ÜB Dachau again awarded the "most beautiful school cone".

The award ceremony took place on October 21 in the Zieglerbräu. 

Mila Cacic received third place with her school cone and the mermaid motif. The mermaid was crocheted for the school cone. Mila also decorated her school bag with lots of shells, pearls and sea plants made of construction paper. Mila thinks mermaids are great, because she has already seen one in Croatia and had her picture taken with her right away. Since Mila also likes the other sea creatures, she has an aquarium with lots of colorful fish. Another hobby of hers is making pictures with iron-on beads.

Julian Hädrich won second place with his school bag with mice. He's a big fan of mice and would love to have pets. Unfortunately, however, they smell something. That's why he decided to have an axolotl as a pet. In the zoo, he likes the funny meerkats best. Julian also likes to play football on the lawn with his dad. He wants to buy Lego with his voucher because he already owns a complete space station and Ninjago sets.

The winning motif of this year's most beautiful school cone was a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Ben Heyder and his parents made it out of paper mache. The extraordinary thing about it is that you can open your mouth to get to the delicious contents of the school cone. Ben thinks his job as “first grader” is great, only his pay is not good. Later he would like to become either a diver, an Egyptologist or a paleontologist. His last birthday party has the motto "Egypt". In his free time he enjoys climbing and is already looking forward to the opening of the climbing hall in Dachau. Ben would like to calmly think about what he would like to buy with his prize voucher.

Martin Lehn, patron of the "Most beautiful school cone" campaign, presented the winners with the Spielwaren Schmidt vouchers and thanked the children for making their school cones with such enthusiasm and love. "