A new animated film titled 'Missy and Stanley's Tale' has been unveiled in the United Kingdom, created to raise public awareness about flood risks. The project was realised through a partnership between the Environment Agency, renowned animation studio Aardman, and East Sussex County Council. The film's objective is to convey to a wide audience, including children and families, the importance of preparing for potential floods in an accessible and engaging manner. The use of animation makes the serious topic more understandable and memorable, particularly for younger viewers. The collaboration with Aardman, a studio renowned for projects such as 'Wallace and Gromit' and 'Chicken Run', underscores the organisers' commitment to using high-quality and recognisable visual style to draw attention to an important social issue. Flooding remains one of the serious threats to many regions of the United Kingdom, and educational initiatives of this kind help local communities better understand how to act in emergency situations and minimise potential damage. The project is part of broader efforts by authorities to inform the public about climate risks and disaster preparedness measures.