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Number Day 2027: Maths/numeracy wall art project

Prize draw terms and conditions

1) This prize draw is open to residents of the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales) and the Channel Islands, who are aged 18 and over but excludes employees of the NSPCC, and companies or persons associated with the draw (including immediate family members). The competition is free to enter, and no donation or payment is necessary. 

2) Every primary or secondary school that registers to take part in NSPCC Number Day will automatically be entered into the free prize draw to win a Maths/Numeracy Wall Art project, including design, print and installation to a school or nursery setting located in the UK. To enter without registering to take part in Number Day, educational settings should send a note by post containing its full name, address, phone number and email address, in a sealed envelope to NSPCC NUMBER DAY WALL ART PRIZE DRAW, NATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 3 GILMOUR CLOSE, LEICESTER, LE4 1EZ.  

3) The prize draw will close on 8/2/27. The prize winner will be selected randomly from all qualifying entries on 9/2/27. If the winner cannot be notified within 3 days of the closing date, then an alternative winner will be selected.  The winner will be notified via email or telephone.  

4) The prize is a Maths/Numeracy Wall Art project, including design, print and installation to a school or nursery setting located in the UK. 

5) The design will cover a single wall of the school or nursery, at a maximum size of 30 square meters. The specifications of the artwork will be detailed in a bespoke design brief, agreed between Promote Your School and the winning school or nursery (as per the standard design process). The winning education setting will benefit from an initial consultation to discuss their objectives and agree the details of the project. Period of the Wall Art delivery is 12 months from the campaign date. The prize will be supplied by Promote Your School. The prizes are non-transferable. For the list of winners, please contact [email protected] 

6) The NSPCC may use personal data from the received registrations for the purposes of running this free prize draw, unless otherwise stated in the entry details.  By entering this free prize draw, all Entrants consent to the use of their personal data by the NSPCC for the purposes of the administration of this free prize draw and any other purposes to which the entrant consented. 

7) By entering this free prize draw, entrants confirm that they have read and agree to be bound by these terms and conditions and by the decisions of the NSPCC, which are final in all matters relating to the free prize draw. 

8) The NSPCC will not be responsible for technical failures or otherwise including any failure which is within the control of the NSPCC or its agencies.  The NSPCC reserves the right to extend, withdraw, alter or suspend this draw for legal or technical reasons without any liability.  Any such alterations will be posted as soon as is reasonably possible. Events outside NSPCC control could result in a prize being replaced by a similar prize of equivalent value. 

9) NSPCC registered office is Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.  Registered charity number 216401 (England & Wales), SC037717 (Scotland). 

10) This free prize draw is subject to the laws of England and the jurisdiction of the English courts.