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Convent Christmas Card Competition 2026

By YGTV Newsroom2 days ago

The Governor has launched his 2026 official Christmas card competition, open to pupils in Years 3 to 6 at schools across Gibraltar.

A statement from the Office of the Governor follows below:

His Excellency the Governor, Lieutenant General Sir Ben Bathurst KCVO CBE, in association with the Department of Education, is pleased to announce the 2026 official Christmas card design competition for school children in Gibraltar.  

The deadline for submission is 15.00 hrs on Friday 6th November 2026.

Competition Guidelines: 

• The competition is open to all schools in Gibraltar for Years 3 to 6 pupils. 

• Designs must be done by hand and not by a computer programme

• The Christmas card can be Landscape or Portrait in orientation.

• There should be no writing on the card. 

• To allow for easy print reproduction, designs must not be three-dimensional.

• All submissions should be made through the school. 

Judges: 

All entries will be judged by a panel of judges, including His Excellency the Governor and  the Minister for Education.

Cards will be judged on the degree to which they meet three  criteria: a representation of the spirit and events of a Gibraltarian Christmas; visual and  emotional impact; and design originality.  

Prizes: 

The winner will receive an iPad A16 (11th generation) Wi-Fi 128GB. 

The first runner-up will receive Airpods 4 and the second runner-up will receive a  Newtons Store voucher for £60. 

All prizes have been kindly donated by Newton Store.

The winner, along with two runners-up (along with a friend and a teacher), will also be  invited to lunch with His Excellency and the Minister for Education at The Convent. 

The winner’s card will be reproduced as His Excellency the Governor’s official  Christmas card and sent widely within Gibraltar and to UK, including to His Majesty The  King.


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