From left: Irish rugby players Garry Ringrose, Jack Carty and Robbie Henshaw at the launch of the Aldi Play Rugby Sticker Competition for primary schools nationwide
Do you (or tyke/s of yours) go to primary school?
Could it use a ‘sports facility makeover’?
Does a bear do his thing in the woods, sez you ( a bit rudely).
Read on.
Aislinn O’ Toole writes:
Aldi and the IRFU have today announced the return of the Aldi Play Rugby Sticker Competition, which will once again give every primary school in the country the opportunity to be in with a chance of winning one of two €50,000 sports facility makeovers.
As well as two primary schools winning €50,000 to put towards upgrading their sports facilities, this time around, 10 runner up primary schools will each win €10,000 to also spend on improving their sports facilities.
In addition to this, all primary schools in the country will be sent two initial posters from Aldi – with return label – to help them to kickstart their sticker collection.
In fairness.
Enter your primary school here.
Robbie Henshaw. Phwoar!
Is this not a way of getting kids into the idea of gambling? The more you spend the better chance one has to win, but no guarantees that you’ll win anything?
I’d prefer to see a straight €x in vouchers for whatever is spent.