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"Hello, I'm Kam, the leader of Redbridge Council.
Christmas is fast approaching, and I'm going to send Christmas cards to people across Redbridge. I need your help to design my official Christmas card!
Taking part is simple and fun: just create your Christmas card design on a piece of paper (be as creative as you like!), then ask an adult to help you enter by photographing your artwork and uploading it via the link below.
You could draw a Christmas scene, maybe even a place you know in Redbridge, or get the glue or paint out and make a messy masterpiece.
For inspiration, please check out some wonderful designs submitted by children last year, displayed on the right-hand side of this page.
Good luck to everyone taking part – I can’t wait to see your designs!"
"Hello, I'm Kam, the leader of Redbridge Council.
Christmas is fast approaching, and I'm going to send Christmas cards to people across Redbridge. I need your help to design my official Christmas card!
Taking part is simple and fun: just create your Christmas card design on a piece of paper (be as creative as you like!), then ask an adult to help you enter by photographing your artwork and uploading it via the link below.
You could draw a Christmas scene, maybe even a place you know in Redbridge, or get the glue or paint out and make a messy masterpiece.
For inspiration, please check out some wonderful designs submitted by children last year, displayed on the right-hand side of this page.
Good luck to everyone taking part – I can’t wait to see your designs!"
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Important dates
Competition opens - 20 October
Children's Christmas card competition 2025 has finished this stage
Competition closes - 26 November
Children's Christmas card competition 2025 is currently at this stage
Winners announced - 1 December
this is an upcoming stage for Children's Christmas card competition 2025
