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CHILDREN from across Dorset will be able to take part in the first dedicated coding day later this year.
Need a clue? Try searching towards the bottom right area of the puzzle. Think you've found the ruby reindeer? Or are you completely stumped? Scroll down to find the answer! There he is! The red-nosed reindeer is leaning down towards the bottom-right corner of the picture. Did you manage to find him within 30 seconds? If you liked that brainteaser, why not give this challenging puzzle a go? The puzzle, created by UK-based communications firm Moneypenny, challenges players to find the single telephone hidden among the speech bubbles. There is a 55-second record to beat - so can you f...
Need another clue? Check out what is nestled between 'Hola' and 'Bongu'. Scroll down to look at the answer below if you've given up or want to check whether you've got it right. The phone can be seen nestled between 'Hola' and 'Bongu'. The time to beat was 55 seconds - but did you find it any faster? But if you want more seek-and-find fun this next tricky festive brainteaser challenges you to spot the only grumpy child in a bustling Christmas market The illustration, created by UK-based Rimmers Music, tasks you with finding the unhappy attendee who is covering his ears with mittens.
The illustration, created by UK-based Rimmers Music, tasks you with finding the unhappy attendee who is covering his ears with mittens. The current record is three minutes - can you solve it quicker?