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07 November 2026

MP's Christmas Card Competition Opens for Rutland and Stamford Primary School Pupils

MP's Christmas Card Competition Opens for Rutland and Stamford Primary School Pupils

With the festive season fast approaching, Alicia Kearns MP has officially launched her seventh annual Christmas Card Competition for primary school pupils across Rutland and Stamford.

This year’s competition invites local children to get creative around the theme ‘The Elves’ Day Off’. The winning design will feature as Alicia Kearns’ official Christmas card for the holiday season, with special prizes awarded for first, second, and third place.

Entry Guidelines & Details

Theme: The Elves’ Day Off

Eligibility: Open to all primary school year groups across Rutland and Stamford

Deadline: Friday, 6th November

How to Submit

All physical entries should be sent to:

Alicia Kearns MP

6 Market Street

Oakham, Rutland

LE15 6DY

Please ensure that every entry has the following information clearly written on the back:

  • Child’s full name

  • School name and year group

  • Town or village of residence (optional)

Whether the elves are relaxing, getting into mischief, or enjoying a winter holiday, pupils are encouraged to let their imaginations run wild.

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