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Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Mid-Point Poster Competition

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This competition sponsored by Oxfam is open to pupils of any age from the United Kingdom (UK). Two winners will be chosen - one from a primary school and another from a secondary school. Each school that enters will receive a free set of Millennium Development Goals (MDG) posters to display, and each winner will get:

  • Their poster displayed on Oxfam’s Cool Planet website;
  • A copy of 'South and North, East and West: The Oxfam Book of Children's Stories' (for the Primary winner) or 'The State of the World Atlas, 2007' (for the Secondary winner);
  • A copy of 'Change the World in Eight Steps' - Oxfam's MDGs teaching pack - for their school; and
  • The chance to come to Oxfam GB's head office in Oxford to meet the people working towards directing world attention to the MDGs. They will also get to see their poster displayed in the Oxfam offices.

Teachers can send as many posters as their class produces. Please ask pupils to write their name, age, and the name of the school on the back of their poster. Unfortunately Oxfam is unable to return posters to senders.

Entries should be sent to the following address, with the name and address of the school, the ages of the students, and the adult contact at the school:



MDGs competition

Oxfam Development Education

Oxfam House

John Smith Drive

Cowley

Oxford OX4 2JY

United Kingdom



Or email your entries or queries to:

coolplanet@oxfam.org.uk


The deadline for application is July 2 2007.

Application Info
Click here to read contest guidelines and Oxfam's ideas for inspiration on the MDGs.
Source

Email from Oxfam Cool Planet website to The Communication Initiative on May 30 2007.