Activity 5
Phew! You’ve got so much information about keeping safe with gas and carbon monoxide now!
So …. it’s competition time!
Get creative and win a prize!
With all the information you now have, you can enter the competition run by SGN. They are looking for budding young artists to help spread the word on the dangers of the silent killer, carbon monoxide (CO) – and anyone can enter as long as they are aged between 5 and 11 years old.
To enter the competition, you must be 5-11 years old and submit a piece of art warning people of the dangers of CO. Your art work can be a brilliant poster, cartoon, video or poem.
You can download more information and advice about gas and carbon monoxide from George the Gas Safe Engineer by clicking HERE.
SGN also has more information about the dangers of carbon monoxide on their CO advice page.
Prizes
Each year, national and area winners will be chosen. Entrants stand a chance of winning the following prizes:
National winner: £300 for themselves and £600 for their school or organisation.*
Area winner: £150 each and £300 for their school or organisation.
(*National prize will be in addition to the area prize).
Winners will be notified by email.
How to submit your entry
Send your entry along with your name, age, teacher, school/organisation and post code by email to community@sgn.co.uk.
Your entry must be in the format of a JPEG, photograph or coloured scan, or if it is a video format, as a link or attachment to an email.
Please submit each entry individually – only one entry per student.
Last date for entries to arrive with SGN: 21st June 2021
For more information visit the SGN website.
Wales & West Utilities COdebreakers
Crack the COde and be in with a chance of winning one of four iPads – one winner drawn every quarter!
Our superhero COde Breakers tell the Carbon Monoxide (CO) story and how to keep safe
Answer five questions to crack the COde and enter the competition – each question checks understanding of the CO safety messages demonstrated by our superheroes.
Click the button to enter the COdebreakers competition – it is open to all!
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