Young Writer Competition
Creative writing is a talent to be celebrated and to be able to write is a special gift.
In Great Britain and Ireland there are young people who have, or have the ability to develop, this talent and Rotary in these islands wishes to promote writing through the Rotary GB&I Young Writer competition.
Starting with club level competitions, winners progress to district events and, ultimately, a national final with the winning work subsequently published in Rotary magazines and on the Rotary GB&I website. The quality of work submitted in previous years has been outstanding.
The competition aims to encourage young people to:
- Use their writing skills
- Write with imagination and creativity
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