Enter Rotary Young Writer competition

Budding young writers from the Melton borough are once again being invited to put pen to paper and enter this year's Rotary Young Writer Competition.
Sophie Ufton, winner of the Rotary Young Writer Competition in 2014, receives her trophy, medal and certificates from Maggie Saunders, of the Rotary Club of Melton BelvoirSophie Ufton, winner of the Rotary Young Writer Competition in 2014, receives her trophy, medal and certificates from Maggie Saunders, of the Rotary Club of Melton Belvoir
Sophie Ufton, winner of the Rotary Young Writer Competition in 2014, receives her trophy, medal and certificates from Maggie Saunders, of the Rotary Club of Melton Belvoir

The annual event, run by the combined youth committees of the Rotary Club of Melton Belvoir and the Melton club, recognises young people’s writing skills.

The winner, or winning school if it’s a school entry, will receive an engraved trophy and medal. All entrants will also receive a certificate.

This year’s theme is ‘Our World is Beautiful.’

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Rotarian Eric Sylt said: “Entrants should think about what makes the world beautiful to them and this might even be how it is seen from space.

“Entries are to be a piece of prose on one side of A4 paper. They can be hand written or word processed.”

The three age groups are junior (aged 7-10), Intermediate (aged 11-13) and Senior (aged 14-17). All categories will be judged on August 31.

Entries can be a piece of classwork written at school, a piece of school homework, or an individual entry written at home, but they must reflect the theme. All entries should clearly state that the work is the work of the entrant.

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The deadline for submissions is March 18. For more details including where to send them call (01664) 500057 or email [email protected]

For more details about each club visit www.meltonrotary.org.uk or www.rotarymelbel.org

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