Students bursting with
great ideas?


Inspire young people to win £1,000 for their school

In celebration of National Young Disabled Person’s Day on Saturday 3rd July 2010, The Mobility Roadshow - the UK’s largest mobility and lifestyle event - is offering young people an exciting opportunity to win fantastic prizes for themselves and their school or club.

Since 2005, the annual Ready, Willing and Mobile competition has encouraged children to think about disability, accessibility and inclusivity from a young age.  It has been widely applauded by teachers as an ideal project for team building and classroom discussion and for many it has become an annual event in the school calendar, highlighting issues such as social integration, disability awareness and inclusive communities.

The competition seeks bright ideas from all young people aged 7 to 16 years, both disabled and non-disabled: ideas to help children with disabilities on the move - at home, at school, at play.  Entries can be from individuals or pairs and are in two age categories, 7-11 and 12-16. It could be a concept for a brand-new product or service that everyone can use, but is especially good for disabled children, or an idea for developing an existing product or service.

Fantastic prizes to be won!
The outright winner will receive for their school or club:

  • £1,000 cash towards equipment or projects
  • £250-worth of STAEDTLER art and crafts materials
  • £100-worth of Penguin Books

Each of the two age category winners receives:

  • a digital camera
  • £50-worth of Penguin Books
  • VIP visit to the Mobility Roadshow 2010 at the East of England Showground, Peterborough

Plus there are two runner-up prizes of Penguin Books

The 2009 outright winning entry came from 11-year-old twins Olivia and Caitlin Brough from Marden Bridge Middle School, Whitley Bay.  “We encourage our pupils to think of others and welcomed the opportunity for them to consider inclusivity,” commented Paul Charlton, Head of Design Technology at the school. “For the second year running we introduced the competition brief as a project and I was thrilled that the girls’ entry was the overall winner.”

Who can enter? 
Full entry details, terms and conditions and useful resources can be found on the website at www.mobilityroadshow.co.uk. The competition is organised and administered by the charity Mobility Choice, organiser of the annual Mobility Roadshow, the UK’s premier mobility and independent lifestyle event, and is supported by Aspire, Go Kids Go, Holiday Inn, Penguin Books, Phab Kids!, Royal College of Art, and STAEDTLER UK. 
Entries close on 31 March 2010.

Good luck!

JACQUI JONES
Executive Director, Mobility Choice
Tel: 0845 241 0390
www.mobilityroadshow.co.uk
 
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MOBILITY ROADSHOW 2010
1st, 2nd & 3rd July, East of England Showground, Peterborough

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