Win a Voucher of your Choice Fun Kids Live

What is the competition about?The competition invites participants to create a 30-second radio advert promoting carbon monoxide (CO) safety. The advert will be broadcast on Fun Kids, and participants have the chance to win vouchers up to £200, provided by Cadent.
Who is eligible to enter the competition?The competition is open to everyone. Participants must seek permission from a parent or guardian before submitting their entries.
What is the deadline for competition entries?The competition closes at midday on Sunday 31st May 2025.
How can participants enter the competition?Participants can enter by either writing a script for the advert and submitting it or by creating a finished advert themselves and sending that in for broadcast.
What are the entry requirements for the competition?Entrants must write a 30-second script, which typically contains around 100 words. They can use a voice recorder app to record their advert and are encouraged to add sound effects or music, ensuring they have permission for any music used.
What are the prizes for the competition?The winner of each writing competition will receive a £100 voucher, and their advert will be played on Fun Kids. At the end of the year, an ultimate winner will be selected for an additional £100 voucher. Winners can choose from vouchers for LEGO, Smyths Toys, The Entertainer, Nintendo, and PlayStation.
How many competitions will be held throughout the year?There will be four writing competitions throughout the year, with each winner eligible to become the ultimate winner in April 2026.
What information should be included in the entry form?Participants must provide their child's name, age, and the parent's details, including first name, surname, email address, phone number, and address. They must also agree to Fun Kids collecting and storing their information for winner selection.
What should participants know about carbon monoxide (CO)?CO is a dangerous gas that is invisible, odorless, and tasteless. It is produced when gas, wood, or coal do not burn properly, and exposure can lead to illness. The campaign emphasizes the importance of understanding CO to help keep homes safe.