- 2019 Winners
- Out of body, out of mind – Rhianna Prewitt
- The Interview – Devki Panchmatia
- Britain – Cia Mangat
- Brick Lane: A Case Against Social and Ethnic Exclusion in Britain – Asher Gibson
- (Dis)able-bodied – Jazmine Bennett
- Through His Eyes – Clarissa Murphy
- Dignity – Megan Robinson
- Care in the Community – Rosie Lewis
- Sewn Shut – Elizabeth Tappin
- Equal Importance – Sidra Hussain
- ‘Why Did You Organise the Protest?’ – Theo Burman
- A Band Apart – Jessica Johnson
- The Aptitude Test Kid – Nadia Lines
- The Man on the Side – Tom Warburton
- Teeth – Silke Dale Brosig
- The Faceless Drug – Francesca Morgan
- 2018 Winners
- 2017 Winners
- 2016 Winners
- Victims of a Map – Carla Mufid and Kanaar Askari
- Voice of a Benefits Claimant – Anna Morris
- ‘If Liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear’ – Alexander Butcher
- Are we setting children up to fail? – Ben Ettridge
- Gray Area: A Spoken Word Poem – Celia Bergin
- Liberty for the Builder’s Son – Charissa Cheong
- Hide and Seek – Emily Wicks
- 2015 Winners
- Will you starve that they be better fed? – Vidya Ramesh, age 18
- Was Scargill Right? – Sam Hill, age 18
- Tribunal fees are a silent bedroom tax – James Sweetland, age 16
- Figures of Grey – Owen Dearman, age 16
- Anorexia Joined Our School Today – Lucy Thynne, age 14
- Repercussions of Deceit – Qianyun Liang, age 15