Wyatt and Jack junior

Can your kids create the winning design for Wyatt and Jack Junior’s latest competition?

Wyatt and Jack, the Isle of Wight’s sustainable bag company, have launched a design competition for their junior fans this week.

It’s a great idea that will have your kids stretching their creative talents whilst on lock down.

Founder of the company, Georgia Lovell, explains,

“If you have your little’uns at home with you, ask them to design their DREAM bag… then send us the pics, or post them and tag @wyattandjack_junior and the winner will have their dream mini bag made here, by us.”

Don’t miss the deadline
A winner will be chosen this coming weekend, so get the pens and paper out pronto. Entries close at midnight on Saturday (28th March).

You never know, you could have a budding designer in the household.

Follow Wyatt and Jack Junior on their Website, Facebook Page, Twitter or Instagram accounts to share your entries.

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elemental
7, December 2022 8:38 am

Deprivation of essential healthcare on all levels is sending Excess Deaths off the scales & the unwillingness or inability of others to support & demand better is utterly shameful IMO

grahamg
7, December 2022 9:19 am

Jo York of the ICB doesn’t sound particularly go-getting. Just uttering vagaries and platitudes.
Probably part of why we’re in this mess.

Snowwolf1
7, December 2022 12:33 pm

If your mouth and teeth are not healthy the rest of your body will not be either. It is surprising how many “illnesses” start from poor dental/mouth hygiene, yet we never pay much attention to checking what the inside of the mouth looks like, the tongues appearance and gum line. Think about it it is the first part of the body you use to eat and drink… Read more »

Tamara
Reply to  Snowwolf1
7, December 2022 1:20 pm

As Snowwolf comments, tooth and gum disease can trigger other serious illnesses, including cardiovascular disease, one of the most common causes of death worldwide, endocarditis, respiratory disease, diabetes, as well as high-risk pregnancy. This will further burden the NHS at a time of crisis.