Submission Area

All submissions must be submitted by BST 11.59pm on the 19th November 2021
One submission per person
Once submitted no alterations may be made to your entry
Make sure you keep a copy of your work as your entry will not be returned to you
All entries must be submitted electronically
The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into
This competition will be judged anonymously so do not include your name anywhere on your story, however, do include your full name in the email with the submission
All results will be announced on the Animal Aspirations Website and Social Media
All winning submissions will be published on the Animal Aspirations Website with the name and age of the author
By entering into this competition, you are agreeing to the Terms & Conditions of this competition.
If the student is under the age of 13 years, their parent/guardian MUST turn in the consent form below by sending it to animalasp20@gmail.com
In the event that an entry is incomplete (i.e. missing parent consent form), then the candidate will not be considered in the competition.

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Nia swam rapidly towards her. "Hey, Layla, come and look at this!" she called urgently. "There's a creature down there, trapped on the reef." Layla held her breath and followed her friend below the waves’

‘I found Maxie on the way home from school. He scuttled up to me with a pleading look in his eyes…’

‘Amena stopped in her tracks when she heard scurrying in the garden shed. She could see nothing when she peered through the window. Opening the door a crack to look inside she saw a frightened pointy face and a great bushy tail.'

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