Art 

In light of the challenges posed by home schooling, and those faced by teachers in schools for vulnerable and key-worker children that have remained open, we are putting out a nationwide call to schools & parents in the UK to get kids to draw their own Bottle Moments, with the opportunity of having their picture drawn by Bottle Moments cartoonist, Rob Murray, printed on a special mug, and presented to them in person by Good Morning Britain host, Ben Shephard.

Kids, what are you most looking forward to doing once the pandemic is over?  

What is your Bottle Moment?

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Your Bottle Moment is the one thing you'd most like to do again when everything is better and back to normal. It could be a friend you'd most like to see, a place you'd most like to go, a hobby you'd most like to get back to, or simply getting a hug from someone special.

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HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

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Step 1: Download and print out your Bottle Moments template here. There are a few different designs to choose from!

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Step 2: Draw! What are you dreaming of doing once the pandemic is over? Be as wacky, weird and wonderful as you like! You don't have to be the world's best artist - we want to see what you're looking forward to, however you'd like to draw it! Above all, have fun!

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Step 3: Get your parent, teacher, carer or a friend/family member to post a picture of your drawing on either their Instagram or Twitter (or you can post it yourself if you have your own account). Make sure they add a description of your Bottle Moment, include your age, and use the hashtag #bottlemoments in their post in order for your entry to count!

If you are unable to enter using social media, entries can alternatively be emailed

to hello@bottlemoments.com - though please note, all entries will be considered,

but we might not be able to reply individually to every single one.