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Win a website for your school |
Find the treasure hidden in the pages of www.YourKids.com.au and win a web overhaul for your school!
Your Kids is launching a cyber treasure hunt in early 2010, and invites everyone to take part. The prize is a new or revamped website for the winning school.
Schools need to register to enter this competition. Register your school now. We will contact you in early 2010 to let you know when the Treasure Hunt is beginning.
Treasure hunters will need to find Your Kids icons (shown left) in three of the Top Categories listed on the home page in their state.
To vote for your school you need to register for the Your Kids monthly newsletter, list the three category pages where the icons are located and your school’s name. Each registration equals one vote.
“We find a lot of our information for our families online, including researching schools. We know how important a good website is to any organisation that wants to stand out from competitors, but schools often don’t have a big budget or the time needed to invest in a truly effective website,” Melissa said.
“Your Kids Treasure Hunt is a great way for communities to get behind their local school and win a website that will showcase the school in the best light. The winner will be based on the greatest percentage of votes for the school’s population so small schools will not be disadvantaged,” she added.
The winning school will be based on the greatest percentage of votes per school population, i.e. if a school has a population of 300 and receives 150 votes the amount will be 50 per cent, but if a school has 100 students and receives 80 votes then it will have 80 per cent.
A leader board will be displayed on our website so schools can monitor their progress. The treasure hunt will run until mid-2010.