Today we are launching a new campaign giving primary schools the chance to win vouchers to spend on Lego educational toys.
For many years, we have supported our schools by running an initiative to encourage learning, giving away more than £100,000.
This year promises to be no different.
Starting late next month, you will be able to collect tokens in the paper for a chance to win huge prizes.
We will be launching our latest education campaign, giving away vouchers to spend on LEGO® Education with Creative Hut.
The aim is to get children and teachers to re-think STEM learning and encourage children to engage with learning in the classroom with Lego® Learning System.
Primary schools can collect daily and weekly tokens in the paper for a chance to win a voucher to spend on Lego® Education toys of your choice.
The winning schools - decided by the number of tokens as a ratio to the number of pupils - will receive £1,000.
Second prize will be £500, and every other school that collects more than 1,000 tokens will receive £50 to spend.
Tokens will be daily in the East Anglian Daily Times (two on Saturday) and Ipswich Star and weekly in the Beccles & Bungay Journal and Lowestoft Journal.
You can encourage teachers, parents, guardians, grandparents, friends and neighbours to bring their tokens in before they recycle their newspaper.
Near the launch we will provide your school with a collection box and other marketing materials you can use to promote your involvement.
The first tokens will appear on Monday, February 20, and the final token on Saturday, April 29.
The two schools with the most tokens (as an average per pupil) will win the main two prizes meaning that all schools have a chance, both big and small.
Schools can register now at: archant.wufoo.com/forms/win-educational-equipment providing your contact name, email address, postal address and telephone number and how many pupils you have in the school.
The deadline to register is Wednesday, February 1 at 5pm.
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