FAQs
The TypeRights Font competition Frequently Asked Questions are outlined below.
There is no limit to the number of letters and numbers that can be submitted. We do ask that you upload one letter per form submission.
You are welcome to choose any letter of the alphabet or number from 0-9. You can design an upper- or lowercase letter.
Parents/guardians are welcome to submit the designs on behalf of the children.
Educators are encouraged to hold TypeRights activities in their classes, however; submitted designs must have parental consent. If you would like a printable consent form for children to take home, please contact us at info@childrensrightsqld.org.au
The Rights have been specially selected for the age group 3-11 years and we would prefer it if you didn’t change the right. If you are aged 12-17 years you can choose any right to go with your letter.
Only one file can be uploaded to the Children’s Rights Queensland website per submission. Children may choose to submit multiple letters but must submit the form again. We recommend you choose your best letter and submit this.
The new numbers and additional letters will be unveiled during Children’s Week 2024.
The new numbers and additional letters will be unveiled during Children’s Week 2024.
Designs using computer fonts won’t be accepted. If you draw a letter from scratch on a computer or device, you may submit this.
