Last updated:
27th May 2026
‘I Voted’ sticker design competition
Competition for children and teens - win an award and a book token
Winning Designs Announced
Thank you to everyone who took part in our ‘I Voted’ sticker design competition. We were thrilled to receive so many creative and thoughtful entries from across the borough, making the judging process both enjoyable and challenging.
The competition invited local residents to design a new ‘I Voted’ sticker to be used at future elections in Wokingham Borough. The quality, originality and enthusiasm shown in the designs demonstrated a real pride in local democracy.
Winning designs
After careful consideration, the following designs were chosen to be printed as ‘I Voted’ stickers for future elections.
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Design |
Category |
School/Library |
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Description
I voted Early Years and Primary sticker competition winner
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Early Years and Primary (age 10 and below)
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Evendons Primary School |
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Description
I voted Secondary sticker competition winner
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Secondary (ages 11-16) |
The Bulmershe School |
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Description
I voted Sixth Form sticker competition winner
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Sixth Form (ages 16-18) |
The Holt School |
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Description
I voted Community Entry sticker competition winner
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Community entry (up to age 18) |
Spencer’s Wood Library |
A huge thank you to everyone who entered
We would like to say a huge thank you to every individual, school and group who submitted a design. The standard of entries was extremely high, and we were impressed by the creativity, colour and positive messages about voting and taking part in democracy.
Although not every design could be chosen as a winner, every entry was valued and appreciated. Your enthusiasm and effort helped make this competition such a success.
Thank you to Civica
We would like to thank Civica for their generous support of the ‘I Voted’ sticker design competition. Civica kindly printed the winning stickers and donated the prizes, helping to make the competition possible and supporting our work to encourage participation in local democracy.
Celebrating participation in democracy
Competitions like this are an important way of encouraging people of all ages to engage with local democracy and understand the importance of voting. We hope everyone who entered feels proud to have been involved.
If you would like to find out more about elections and voting in Wokingham Borough, including how to register to vote or vote by post, please visit our elections and voting pages.
Once again, thank you to everyone who took part, and congratulations to our winning designers.



