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Cute Kids: Time running out in this year's Sheerness Times Guardian event

The Times Guardian has introduced text voting to its Cute Kids competition
The Times Guardian has introduced text voting to its Cute Kids competition

The clock is ticking on this year's Cute Kids' contest.

Voting closes at midnight on Monday - meaning time is running out if you want to choose your favourite child.

We have been inundated with votes so far and are expecting a final push from people this weekend.

In total, 239 children were entered into the contest after having their photos taken at Tesco, Sheerness.

This year we have introduced text voting alongside the traditional voting form in the paper.

We’re hoping that by doing this and placing all the photos on our website, friends and family who don’t live on Sheppey can’t take part as well.

There are no age categories – the three entrants with the highest number of votes will be crowned the winner and two runners-up.

The overall winner will scoop £450 cash, a framed portrait, flowers and chocolates, courtesy of Tesco.

The second-placed child will take away £150 cash, a framed portrait, flowers and chocolates.

And the third placed youngster will get £100 cash, a framed portrait, flowers and chocolates.

Editor Matt Ramsden said: "The votes have been flooding in so far with high numbers of voting forms and texts.

"This year’s competition is shaping up to be one of the most popular ever. There’s still time to vote, so get texting or send in your forms."

For details on how to vote, see this week’s paper or click on the Cute Kids’ icon to the right of this story.

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