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Competition Number Three for 7-17 year olds
by Greg Braham - Monday, 29 April 2013, 12:27 AM
 

The Red House Young Writers Competition is now open.

Submissions of fewer than 1000 words are invited from children aged 7-17 in four age groups.

They may write poems, stories or articles, and the winners will have their work published and be invited to a writing workshop, hosted by a children's author, at The Imagine Children's Festival in February 2014.

The competition closes on 31 July.

 

 
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Competition Number One for 5-14 year olds
by Greg Braham - Monday, 29 April 2013, 12:27 AM
 

Reading Torch LogoWant to give reading a boost across the whole school and improve home-school links at the same time?

The National Literacy Trust has a new competition for the summer term, delivered in partnership with the fabulous Night Zookeeper project. It will give you a platform to engage even your most reluctant readers and hard-to-reach parents.

Click here to find out more.

 
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Competition Number Two for 7 - 17 year olds
by Greg Braham - Monday, 29 April 2013, 12:26 AM
 
The BD and Comics Passion Comic Writing/Drawing Competition - http://www.bdandcomicspassion.co.uk/competition/
 
For children aged 7 to 17 in the UK. Design a comic book full of creativity in which the food you love – or hate – most is the hero. Anything can happen: a crazy scientist invents a new smell for Brussels sprouts? We love it! The adventures of Super Cucumber? Go for it! The discovery of a chocolate planet? We’ve been dreaming about it! The title and cover of your comic are important, as much as the story and drawing.
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