Roundup Competitions
Win a school trip to Paultons Park in 2022. The prize includes coach travel, and competition entrants must be school staff. The closing date is Friday 18 February 2022. To enter, and for full T&Cs, visit
paultonspark.co.uk/tickets/ school-trips/school-competition
HOW TO...
Get a charity place in the TCS London Marathon
To celebrate British Science Week (11-20 March 2022) pupils can enter Bayer’s Annual Design a Lab Coat Competition and win a set of lab coats for their school. For more information, visit
bayer.co.uk/en/baylab/competitions
The largest one-day fundraising event in the world, the TCS London Marathon is now in its 42nd year, with the next event due to be held on 2 October. The ballot for individual entries
has already closed, but if your PTA is a UK-registered charity, it’s eligible to enter the TCS London Marathon Charity Ballot. From charities that enter, 500
will be selected at random and awarded one entry each. The charity can then choose a runner
to take part in the marathon in support of their cause. To enter, you’ll need to
complete an online application form and you’ll then receive an email with the outcome of your ballot entry. Charities can only apply once, and the cost of entry is £370 +VAT. Register your interest at
tcslondonmarathon.com/ charity-info/charity-ballot and you will be prompted to enter when the ballot goes live.
DISCOVER how a PTA raised
£7,600 by entering the marathon, page 39
THE BIG NUMBER
The Primary Awards for Green Education in Schools are now open. Nominate your school’s green project for a chance to win up to £2,000 towards further environmental education. The closing date is 4 May 2022. To find out more, visit
primaryawards4greeneducation.org.uk/
FROM A TOTAL OF 5.5 MILLION – GET TO TAKE PART IN GARDENING AT SCHOOL
Only 1.5 million PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS IN THE UK –
Source: Together We Help Children Grow: The State of Primary School Gardening In The UK (2018) 8 SPRING 2022
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