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WIN! A child’s mini portrait session & digital image
Children’s portrait sessions with Tunbridge
Wells-based Lucy McKenzie Photography are a lot of fun – and we’ve got one to give away
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f you are already thinking about how to make Christmas 2019 just that bit more special, then this is the perfect prize for you. INDEX has partnered with Lucy McKenzie Photography to offer you the opportunity to win a mini photography session for your child and your choice of one carefully edited digital image – a total prize worth £150 – a beautiful addition to your home, a unique present for the grandparents, or even this year’s Christmas card.
At her studio in Tunbridge Wells, Lucy will capture your child’s unique character, moments of joy, laughter or even cheekiness in a way that you will be proud to display for years to come. Lucy ensures that your child feels comfortable being in front of the camera and talks to them about what elements of their personality they would love to convey. It can be a collaborative experience and therefore an empowering one.
How to enter
For your chance to win this fabulous prize of a child’s mini portrait session at Lucy’s Tunbridge Wells studio and one beautifully edited digital image – a total prize worth £150 – simply complete the entry form at
lucymckenziephotography.com/index before the closing date of midnight on 30th September 2019. The winner will be drawn at random at midday on 1st October 2019.
T&Cs There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferrable. The photo shoot must take place before 2nd November 2019. The Child’s Mini Portrait Session will last up to one hour and may include multiple siblings. Further images may be purchased, but this is by no means obligatory.
HOCKEY FOR HEROES
Players from Tunbridge Wells all took part in a Help for Heroes Hockeython that raised more than £4,000 for Help for Heroes. The event, staged by Crowborough Hockey Club, saw individual players from Bennett Memorial School, St James’ Primary School and Tunbridge Wells Hockey Club all take part to play 12 hours of non-stop hockey! The idea of the event was to keep the ball “live” from 8am-8pm in order to work hard for Help for Heroes and raise crucial funds.
Bennett Memorial students picked up individual honours with Seb Turner-Moore awarded Keeper of the Day and Grace Shaw-Hamilton receiving the Player of the Match in the challenging Early Bird Hour. St James’ Primary School fared well too with Eddie Dennett named a Junior Endurance Star, playing in three hour slots (all in goal), while Riyad Fguennou was commended for a tough tackling performance against East Grinstead. In the girls event Roisin Merrick was making her debut and in the
development game against Lewes, Sophia Dennett from Tonbridge Grammar was returning from injury. Tunbridge Wells Hockey Club was well
represented too. Simon Barden played exceptionally in the mixed event keeping a clean sheet against a challenging side made up of players from Brighton, Hailsham, Edenbridge and St Albans.
Justin Singleton, head coach and head of sport at Bennett Memorial said: “It was great to see all the clubs and schools come together for a really important cause.”
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