North Yorkshire Police has launched a competition for the county’s young creatives to design a Christmas card with the chance to win a VIP police visit to their school.
The competition is open to anyone aged 4 to 16 years old and the design needs to be festive-themed and feature a police officer, police dog or police vehicle – or all three!
The best designs will be posted on North Yorkshire Police’s social media channels and as well as the overall winner receiving a police visit for their school, we’ll have a number of runner up prizes for artistic talent too.
If you’d like to take part, you’ll need your parent or carer to help you fill in the form at the link below and then all that’s left is to get creative!
Once it’s all filled in, ask an adult to email it to us at: Digital.PCSO@northyorkshire.police.uk
We’ll be posting our favourite designs on our social media channels w/c 13 December and will announce the winners on Friday 17 December with prizes to be sent out in the New Year.
North Yorkshire Police Digital Police Community Support Officer, Carlos Archer, said:
“We often get amazing artistic creations sent in to our police stations and so we wanted to open up a competition to encourage you all to get involved.
“We already know there is a lot of talent out there and we can’t wait to see what you come up with!”
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