WRITING COMPETITION
CALLING ALL NATURE-LOVING, GREENFINGERED PUPILS…IT’S WRITING COMPETITION TIME!
Kids Just Recycle is launching a brand-new competition where you could win THE DOME; a 3m x 4m POLYCARBONATE GREENHOUSE and/or a selection of FRUIT, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS for your school.
How to enter
This amazing competition has been inspired by author and illustrator, Charles Mackesy, who wrote bestselling book ‘The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse’. This wonderful book contains some incredible messages about being kind and brave, helping others and showing resilience.
We’d now like to see how you can spread positive messages about nature, our gardens, our insects and our wildlife.
So, get your pens, pads or iPads at the ready and write a poem or piece of descriptive writing filled with positivity and creativity – and don’t forget a little illustration to complete your entry. We may even publish a book to include the very best entries! (250 max word count please!)
The deadline for entries is Wednesday 31st January 2025 and we will announce the winner and runners up on Wednesday 14th February 2025 and share the gardening love!
Please email your entries to competition@kidsjustrecycle.co.uk
Here’s what you can win!
THE POLYECO DOME!
The Polyeco Dome Polytunnel is the streamlined solution for cultivating success in your school garden! Crafted with the same trusted shape and size as the renowned Polyeco Classic, this polytunnel brings efficiency and ease to your gardening experience.
Key Features:
- Effortless Assembly: Set up your Polyeco Dome quickly and easily, minimising assembly time and maximising gardening time.
- Durable Construction: Built with top-quality materials, the Polyeco Dome ensures longevity and resilience against diverse weather conditions, providing a secure environment for your plants.
- Optimal Growing Conditions: The arch shape and size of the Polyeco Dome create an ideal environment for plant growth, allowing you to successfully cultivate a variety of crops.
- Simplified Design: The Polyeco Dome maintains the essential features of the Classic while offering a simplified design for those who prefer a straightforward approach to polytunnel gardening.
- Versatility: Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting, the Polyeco Dome adapts to your needs, providing a versatile space for cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, and more.
A message from our supplier, Elvis at Polyecogreenhouses:
“Here at Polyeco Greenhouses, we understand the importance of providing safe, durable, and educational outdoor spaces for schools. Our polycarbonate greenhouses and polytunnels are designed with the needs of educational institutions in mind, offering a secure and long-lasting option for school gardens and outdoor learning environments.
Safety and Durability
Safety is paramount in a school setting, and our polycarbonate greenhouses offer a significant advantage over traditional glass structures. Made from high-quality, shatter and splinter-proof polycarbonate, our covers ensure that students can explore and learn in a secure environment. This material not only minimizes the risk of injury but also withstands adverse weather conditions, ensuring your greenhouse or polytunnel remains a staple part of your school for years to come.
Educational Benefits
Integrating a Polyeco Greenhouse into your school provides students with a hands-on learning experience that spans subjects such biology, environmental science, and even economics. Students gain practical skills in gardening and understand the importance of sustainability and food production. The controlled environment of a polytunnel also allows for year-round educational opportunities, regardless of the weather outside.
Long-lasting Investment
Choosing a Polyeco Greenhouse means investing in a facility that will serve your school for many years. The durability of polycarbonate, combined with the sturdy construction of our frames, makes our greenhouses and polytunnels a cost-effective solution. Additionally, the low maintenance requirements ensure that your focus remains on using the greenhouse for education, not on its upkeep.”
Happy gardening everyone!