Thank you to everyone who entered the LEGO City Arctic competition. We really enjoyed seeing all the fantastic Arctic scenes that were created and it was very difficult choosing the winners.

However, we're delighted to announce that the overall winners with their amazing Arctic scene were:

Leo & Emily aged 6 & 9 from Singleton CE Primary School

National Geographic explorer, Paul Rose, visited Singleton CE Primary School to hand over a giant £3,000 cheque for their school to spend on STEAM funding. Theo and Emily also won LEGO City Arctic Expedition sets and Paul gave a talk to the pupils about what it's like to be a real-life Arctic explorer.

Runner's Up who each scooped a LEGO City Arctic Scout Truck AND a six-month subscription to National Geographic Kids are:

Alfie, age 4 from Stanningley Primary School
Ben, age 5 from Broadstone Hall School
Rory, age 4 from Ranskill Primary School
Harry, age 6 from Scawthorpe Sunnyfields Primary School
James, age 4 from Malden Manor Primary School
Lenny, age 5 from Lee Chapel Primary School
Tyler, age 6 from St Andrew's CE (Aided) Primary School
Rory, age 6 from Loddon Primary School
Xander, age 9 from Exeter School
Joshua, age 7 from Linthwaite Ardron CE School
Neitan, age 5 from Saint Michael CE Primary School (Voluntary Aided)
Stanley, age 6 from Pencoed Primary School
Corey, age 6 from Over Primary School
Finley, age 7 from Thrapston Primary School
William, age 6 from Ringmer Primary and Nursery School
Atticus, age 8 from St Whinefride's School
Clara, age 7 from St Marks CE Junior School
Harry, age 5 from Myland Primary School
Key Stage 1 class from Inglewood Community Nursery and Infant school
Key Stage 1 class from Cherry Burton Primary School