London schoolchildren get the chance to design reusable Thames Water sports bottle just in time for the Olympics.

Fit to drink! is a competition offering Key Stage 2 pupils in six London Boroughs the chance to become the official label designer for the new Thames Water sports drink bottle. If your primary school is in Islington, Haringey, Croydon, Enfield, Lambeth or Tower Hamlets then you are eligible to take part in Fit to drink!

Note: before you download your competition pack make sure you have registered

                         >>DOWNLOAD YOUR FIT TO DRINK! COMPETITION PACK<<

Prizes up for grabs

Chosen by a panel of Thames Water and Global Action representatives one grand prize winning school will receive:

Their winning design printed on the official Thames Water refillable sports drink bottle
A Thames Water drink bottle for all staff and pupils, printed with their design
A HydraChill machine for their school – the HydraChill is a public water refilling station that provides convenient refill access to chilled tap water
A free trip to a Thames Water treatment facility to see first hand how London’s tap water is made ‘Fit to drink!’
The 5 runners up schools (one from each borough) will receive:

A Thames Water drink bottle for all staff and pupils, printed with their design
Competition details
To take part in Fit to drink! you must:

1. Be a primary school in one of the 6 listed Boroughs

2. Complete this brief pre competition teacher survey

3. Download the competition pack above

4. Develop your school’s water bottle label design

5. Submit your school's entry – your label design accompanied by the filled out competition pack (1 entry per school)

6. Complete the post competition teacher survey

The closing date for entries is Friday 25th of May 2012. You can either email your school's entry to info@fittodrink.co.uk or post it to:

Luke Wynne
Fit to drink!
Global Action Plan
9 – 13 Kean St
London
WC2B 4AY

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