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Enter our Global Tales of Nature Competition

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Enter our Global Tales of Nature Competition

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YOU are SUCH brilliant storytellers and illustrators and book makers. You are the authors of the future! We want this activity to inspire you to make your very own books and write your own tales of nature. We love seeing the work you produce and if your teachers send us your stories, you will get the chance to enter our prize draw and THREE lucky schools will win:

£75 worth of book tokens for your classroom or school library,

AND a personal letter, written by Michael Rosen, sent directly to your class!

ALSO your work may feature on our website. If we get enough entries, we’ll be building an online national library of children’s nature tales. How fantastic is that?!

Share your work with us on Twitter @BL_Learning or by email at childrens.books@bl.uk

How to enter:

Using inspiration from our resource hub, create a book and write a story inspired by the global tales of nature explored.

By completing the Global Tales of Nature activity and sharing photos of your creations with us, you will be entered into a draw to win one of FIVE (5) prizes of £50 National Book Tokens for your school.

The competition will run from 9am on 3 March to 5pm on 25 April 2025. While children under the age of 18 can enter, the entry must be submitted by an adult and permission must be obtained from the parent or guardian prior to entry.

We’ll decide on the winners of the prize by filtering out all incomplete entries, and then selecting FIVE (5) winners at random. We will do this by assigning a number to each entry and drawing random numbers from an online random number generator. Prizes will be awarded in accordance with the laws of chance and, if required by law or regulation, under the supervision of an independent observer.

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Adults should share children’s creations on Twitter, tagging “@BL_Learning”, or send photos by email to childrens.books@bl.uk.

Each entrant (an adult over 18) is only permitted to submit ONE entry to the competition upon completion of the activity, although a single entry may consist of several works created by multiple students.

Entries received that exceed this limit will be invalid and will not be entered into the competition.

Please don’t share photos of children, or personal information such as children’s names. You may need to use a transfer tool, if you’re sending large files.

The British Library may share entries on Social Media and publish them on our Discovering Children’s Books  website.