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UGL colouring with the kids

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Over December 2019, UGL employees taking a break were encouraged to enjoy the downtime with family and friends, and reset ready for the new year. UGL’s Children’s Colouring Competition was the ideal activity to connect the work and home life of our team members.

The competition featured two templates for colouring, and a third option where children were encouraged to draw what they think their parents or family member does at work. To help grow engagement and showcase the great work, entries were collected through LinkedIn and tagged with UGL’s EVP tagline, #Unitewiththeverybest.

We’re sure you’ll agree; the competition is fierce!

Congratulations to all those who entered, each one showing great creativity and imagination!

A selection of entries

‘It has been an inspiring journey working with great people in a truly supportive company. Now spending time with the family before returning in 2020,” posted Paul Scott, UGL Finance Lead. Pictured is entry by Annalise, age 5.

“Willow loved drawing Mum at work! Thanks UGL for providing a fun holiday activity (even if it only lasted 5 minutes in our house),” posted Clytie de Vries, UGL Project Controller. Pictured is entry by Willow, age 3.

“Remy was so excited by the prospect of being a winner that he was determined to submit all three. Thanks UGL for the hours of quiet time!,” posted Kellee Zen, UGL Business Controller – Mining. Pictured are entries by Remy (top L), age 4 and Ethan, age 8.

“Harvey’s turn at UGL’s colouring comp! If anyone’s looking for me, I’ll be at the hairdressers trying to get whatever this is fixed,” posted Samantha Johnson, UGL Change Manager. Pictured are entries by Harvey, age 4 and Spencer (R), age 18 months.

“Thank you UGL for providing hours of entertainment for my little ones on school holidays,” posted Susan Loughnan, UGL HSE Manager. Pictured are entries by Isabella (L), age 4 and Alexander (R), age 6.

“As we all know, work takes a toll on family life as we struggle to keep the balance. It's nice to catch up over the break and enjoy life's little treasures. Thanks UGL for inspiring this reconnection,” posted Lee Wellings, UGL Project Engineer. Pictured are entries by Mackenna (L), age 8 and Rylee (R), age 5.

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