The art challenge is part of the children’s charity Boycott your Bed sleepover annual fundraiser to support vulnerable children.
Children aged 12-years-old and under are being asked to draw where they would most like to boycott their beds, and a judging panel will decide which has captured the imagination and fun of Boycott your Bed best. It could be a treehouse, a rocket in outer space, a submarine under the sea, or even a magical castle.
One winner will receive a prizes including the Very Hungry Caterpillar books and toys and a selection of treats from the Bloom & Blossom range.
Actor and Action for Children Ambassador Jess Hynes said, ‘I had so much fun last year boycotting my bed that I jumped at the chance to be get involved again this time as a judge for the Boycott Your Bed Children’s Drawing Challenge. I can’t wait to see all the wild and wacky places that those creative minds come up with and I already know it’s going to be so hard to choose a winner!’
The Boycott your Bed Children’s Drawing Challenge is one of a series of events taking place in the run up to Boycott Your Bed itself on Friday 9 July. On the night of the sleepout, Action for Children will be hosting a virtual event, which connects everyone who registers with thousands of others who will be bedding down in unusual places across the UK.
- Visit www.boycottyourbed.co.uk/drawing for more information about the Children’s Drawing Challenge and July’s virtual sleepout.
