Protect the Penguins Poster: Competition winners

by Eco Kids Planet December 03, 2018

Protect the Penguins Poster: Competition winners

In our ‘Penguins of the World’ issue, we asked you to design a ‘Protect the Penguins’ poster. What a fantastic job everyone did, including an entire class at St Paul’s Primary School in Chippenham! Thank you everyone who entered the competition.


Congratulations to our chosen winners

Arran and Thomas, age 7, St. Pauls Primary School, Chippenham


Chloe, age 8, Spain


Toby Capps, age 11, Exeter


Dexter and Lily, age 7, and Nadia, age 8, St Paul’s Primary School, Chippenham


Ben, age 11, London

 


What you've won:

We hope you all enjoy this exciting penguin game from Ravensburger!

Penguin Pile-Up (RRP £19.99).


Honorary mentions:

We had so many wonderful entries, we've just had to share a few more of our favourites! Great job everyone! We hope these posters are up in your local schools, community centres and shops!


Amelie, age 11, Somerset


Holly, age 9, Brighton 


Dougie, aged 8, Belper


Celeste, age 8, France


Olesya, age 9, Colchester


 Daniel, Dartford


Alistair, age 8, Derby


Harriet, age 10, Macclesfield


Anna, age 7, Coventry


Noah, age 6, Suffolk


Isla, age 7, Sussex


Elsa, age 7, West Yorkshire


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