Campaigns and competitions
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COMPETITION Promethean Grant
Get the latest technology by creating a short video outlining why your class or school would benefit from an ActivPanel.
Competition 2018 Do your pupils have a theatrical streak? Promethean understands that edtech helps to support and enhance creative and critical learning, but not all schools have the resources or budget to invest in the latest technologies. To help more children benefi t from digital learning, Promethean has launched a competition to win one of 30 ActivPanels. Using your digital skills and a spark of creativity, create a short video that explains why your class or school would benefi t from an ActivPanel. The competition is open to all UK schools and closes on Friday 15 June. A maximum of one ActivPanel will be awarded per school, but multiple entries are welcomed. Video entries will be judged by a panel of education experts. For more information visit
prometheangrant.co.uk.
WHAT COMPETITION
RAF100 Schools Project Competition
COMPETITION
Woodland Trust; Name the Leaf Competition
COMPETITION
Betjeman Poetry Prize
CAMPAIGN/ COMPETITION
Sun Ready Photo Challenge
CAMPAIGN
National Poetry Day 2018: Change
COMPETITION
The Big Bang Competition
Now until 2 November 2018
4 October 2018 WHEN
Now until 11 June 2018 or 30 November 2018
WHO
Children aged 11-18 years
PRIZES, RESOURCES AND OUTCOMES
Students can contribute to the RAF100 legacy by researching an historic RAF base near them in groups of two to 10. Using their research, students should create a written and visual presentation that demonstrates an understanding of their local base and the development of technology. Prizes include tickets to exclusive events as well as commemorative items.
raf100schools.org.uk/competition
Now until 29 June 2018
Pupils from Reception to Year 6
The Woodland Trust has launched a new website – Tree Tools for Schools – and is asking children to come up with a name for its new mascot. The winner will get a Woodland Trust goody bag while their school gets an iPad. An interactive planning tool, games, quizzes and worksheets are available.
woodlandtrust.org.uk/schools
Now until 31 July 2018
Children aged 10-13 years
Students are invited to write on the theme of ‘place’. The top 50 poems will be printed in the BPP 2018 anthology. The winning poet will be crowned Laureate for 12 months, receiving £500 and £5,000 for their school, plus family Eurostar tickets. Six finalists will be invited on a four-day poetry camp in May 2019.
betjemanpoetryprize.co.uk
Now until 8 June 2018
Primary schools The Soltan Sun Ready Schools programme from Boots offers primary schools the chance to win £5,000 for school trips, by taking part in the Sun Ready Photo Challenge. Four runners-up will receive £500 and a set of school bibs for sports day. Schools need to submit photos of how pupils stay safe and have fun in the sun. Free sun-safe teaching resources are provided.
soltansunready.com/sun-ready-challenge
Children aged 4-16 years
The theme for National Poetry Day 2018 (4 October) is ‘change’. If you’re planning to celebrate poetry – reading, writing or performing – in your school, you can find lots of resources on the website, including a toolkit, lesson plans, display materials, poems, video clips, and more. Sign up between now and 3 October.
nationalpoetryday.co.uk
Year Groups 7-13
Enter any science, technology, engineering or maths project for a chance to win a host of amazing prizes, including being crowned UK Young Engineer of the Year or GSK UK Young Scientist of the Year. Finalists get to showcase their projects at The Big Bang Fair 2019.
thebigbangfair.co.uk/competition
14 SUMMER 2018 FundEd competitıve? Feeling
Find more campaigns and competitions on our website at
funded.org.uk.
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