International Letter Writing Competition
Theme: A Letter to the Hero in My Life
Open for 7-18 yrs old
Theme: A Letter to the Hero in My Life
Ages 7-18 yrs
In this heartfelt letter-writing competition, children and youth are invited to write to the heroes who have inspired them—whether in their everyday lives or through acts of courage, kindness, or leadership. These heroes could be family members, teachers, frontline workers, community leaders, or even global role models who have made a meaningful impact on their lives.
This topic encourages young participants to reflect on the values of compassion, resilience, and selflessness. By putting their appreciation into words, they not only celebrate the influence of their heroes but also learn to recognize and honor the power of positive action in the world around them.
Objective
- Encourage children and youth to identify and appreciate real-life heroes who have inspired them.
- Provide a platform for personal expression, gratitude, and storytelling.
- Nurture empathy, emotional intelligence, and reflective thinking through the act of letter writing.
- Help young writers develop their communication skills while connecting their personal experiences to broader values such as courage, kindness, and social responsibility.
REGISTRATION FORM
Benefits of Letter Writing Competition
Benefits for Students
- Improved Writing Skills: Enhances grammar, vocabulary, and clarity of expression.
- Boosts Creativity: Encourages imaginative thinking and unique ways to convey ideas.
- Develops Critical Thinking: Students reflect on important global issues and propose solutions.
- Builds Confidence: Sharing personal perspectives empowers students and boosts self-esteem.
- Encourages Empathy: Writing to world leaders helps students understand and address others’ concerns.
- Enhances Communication: Teaches effective and impactful written communication skills.
- Global Awareness: Introduces students to pressing global challenges like climate change and equality.
- Recognition Opportunities: Every participant will receive a Digital Certificate.
Benefits for Coordinating Teachers
- Professional Development: Teachers engage with creative writing and global issue discussions.
- Mentoring Skills: Guides teachers to inspire and nurture student talent effectively.
- Recognition: Schools submitting 50+ entries will earn the Coordinating Teacher a Trophy and a Certificate of recognition.
- Resource Sharing: Access to competition materials that enhance teaching methodologies.
- Collaboration: Builds stronger teacher-student relationships through mentorship.
- School Representation: Positions teachers as leaders in representing their school at a prestigious event.
- Educational Impact: Creates a positive impact on the learning environment by promoting meaningful activities.
Benefits for Schools
- Prestige: Participation in a global competition enhances the school’s reputation.
- Student Achievement: Provides students opportunities to shine, bringing accolades to the school.
- Skill Development: Supports a holistic curriculum by focusing on literacy, creativity, and global awareness.
- Community Engagement: Showcases the school’s commitment to empowering young voices and addressing global issues.
- Positive Learning Environment: Encourages extracurricular participation, fostering a vibrant school culture.
- Networking: Connects the school with other institutions, educators, and global initiatives.
- Recognition Opportunities: Special recognition for schools with 50+ entries, including acknowledgment of School-Level Winners.
COMPETITION RULES
- Compositions must be in the form of a letter and contain the elements of a letter (heading, greeting, body, complimentary close, signature line and postscript (optional).
- Entries must adhere strictly to the theme and not exceed 1000 words in the original language. Submitted letters must be through the entry form and high-quality picture of the winner.
- Letter can be handwritten or typed The letter must be on a single side of an A4 sheet of paper, using your best handwriting or typed.
- Entries should be handwritten using a fountain pen or any other type of ink pen, such as a rollerball or ballpoint pen. No other mediums (such as pencils or colored pencils) should be used.
- Doodles, drawings, border designs, and simple artwork are permitted provided they do not affect or cover up the content of the letter.
- Letters must be scanned clearly, the right way up using a printer/scanner or phone scanner – no photos. Complete all sections of the online entry form, attaching your scanned handwritten letter in PDF format .
Every Participant will get a Certificate
Trophy, Prize & Certificate
- 1 Each of First, Second and Third Prize Winner in each group
- 5 Appreciation Prizes in each group
- Every participant will get a Digital Certificate.
- School Level Winners for School with 50+ Entries.