If you live in the Bolton area and are looking for things for your kids to do these school holidays? We’ve teamed up with The Co-operative Food to promote their competition to offer your son or daughter the chance to attend The Andrew Flintoff Cricket Academy at Bolton School, Bolton on 6th to 10th August, 2012.
Two winners will get the chance to attend the Andrew Flintoff Cricket Academy, which develops children’s cricketing skills whilst having fun at the same time.
In 2009 'Freddie' led England to another fantastic Ashes win and his status as one of the biggest players in the game was confirmed. Freddie has now retired from all forms of Cricket and has established himself as one of the modern greats of the game.
Andrew Flintoff said: “Through my Academy I hope to empower young cricketers to deal with challenges with a positive attitude and with personal determination both on and off the cricket field.”
There is also a healthy eating programme included as part of the Academy, with healthy kids’ Co-operative Food inspired recipe cards and great cricket tips for busy parents to take away.
So if your son or daughter is a keen cricket fan and aged between 5 - 16, this is the perfect prize for them – a unique cricketing experience at the Andrew Flintoff Cricket Academy!
Each winner will also receive a free ‘academy’ cricket shirt. There is also a final awards ceremony with prizes, certificates and giveaways.
HOW TO WIN!
To be in with a chance of winning, simply answer the following question and email us (click here) your answer, together with your name, full postal address, date of birth and daytime contact telephone number (please mark Andrew Flintoff Competition 1 in your subject line). Alternatively, you can post your entries to Andrew Flintoff Competition 1, Newspaper Promotions, 23a Hardshaw Street, St Helens, WA10 1RT. Closing date is 9.00am on July 4, 2012. Usual Newsquest rules apply click here for full list.
Question: In 2009 Andrew Flintoff led England to win which cricketing event?
The editor's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Employees of Newsquest Northwest, their families and anyone connected with this competition are not eligible to enter. Winners will be notified by email wherever possible and Newsquest Northwest takes no responsibility for unread emails which leads to prizes being untaken. In the unlikely event that a prize event is cancelled, no further prize will be given and there will be no cash alternative.
The Andrew Flintoff Cricket Academy, in partnership with The Co-operative Food. are inspiring young people in communities across the UK to be healthy and active. For more information visit www.co-operative.coop/activatesport
Terms and Conditions:
1. Entry excludes employees of The Co-operative Group Limited (Co-operative Group Ltd, New Century House, Manchester, M60 4ES. Reg 525R. Registered in England and Wales), Generate Sponsorship, members of their families, their agents and anyone connected with the competition.
2. No more than one entry per household.
3. Competition open to UK residents only. * Places are subject to availability.
4. Arrangements for collecting the prize will be confirmed with the winner.
5. The Co-operative accepts no liability for any losses in relation to the cancellation of the event.
6. The prize is non-transferable and must be accepted as offered.
7. There are no cash alternatives or cash substitutes for the prize.
8. Any personal data collected as part of this competition will only be used for notifying the winner and delivering the prize.
9. The prize excludes travel and accommodation. The winner must pay all additional costs not included in the prize.
10. The Co-operative Group Limited has the right to change these terms & conditions at any time.
11. By entering the competition, all participants will be deemed to have accepted and be bound by these terms and conditions.
12. This competition is not available in conjunction with any other offer.
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