Introduction

We are proud to share our exciting ShelterBox for Schools Challenges. These have been designed to share what we've learnt about the world with teachers and pupils. Each challenge features activities and a range of resources including film footage, original stories, fantastic pictures and much more.

They're easy to use and deliver national curriculum learning objectives through a creative and cross-curricular approach. They also provide great opportunities for meaningful contributions to Community Cohesion and Global Citizenship.

We'd love to hear from you
If your class carry out a ShelterBox Challenge, please get in touch tell us how you found it by email



THE DAY THE SEA CHANGED
A story about a tsunami

Would your school like to take part in the 2012 illustration competition?

Young ShelterBox and internationally acclaimed children's author/illustrator MICHAEL FOREMAN are once again challenging primary schools to bring this story to life with their pictures for our 3rd disaster book, The Day the Sea Changed.

To register your interest email - packs will be available by the end of February 2012 with participation in June (closing date 29th June) 



THE DAY THE RAIN CAME
A story about flooding
2011 Illustration competition

Following last year's competition, winners were announced and the 2nd in our disaster series of books was launched at a special event on 3rd November 2011 in London. See how it all went here

Want to see the winning and highly commended entries?
Buy the book here



THE DAY THE GROUND SHOOK
An earthquake story
2010 illustration competition 

Our very first competition explored an earthquake story and winners illustrations created our first disaster book The Day the Ground Shook.

Buy the book here