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| EE/PL001 |  ADELANTA EVENTS - CHOIRS IN QUIET PLACES The Choirs in Quiet Places choral workshop and concert is an annual event taking place in January in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Choirs and individual singers are invited to attend, and come from Nottinghamshire, the East Midlands and Yorkshire, as well as further afield. The day begins with a choral workshop (sectionals and massed singers) in a local school, led by an internationally-known musical director, assisted by other professional singers and musicians. One or two major pieces are selected each year as the centrepiece for the workshop and concert. In the afternoon, the singers come together with an orchestra to rehearse for the evening's concert, which usually takes place in Southwell Minster. Choirs in Quiet Places has now run twice successfully, and the organisers, Adelanta Events, are looking for sponsorship partners to support the programme, and also to explore the possibility of extending the concept to an event specifically for Youth choirs and musicians. "Sponsorship packages start at £250; but rather than dictating packages and benefits, we would like to work with potential sponsors to design a tailor-made programme which will achieve the sponsor's aims". Contact: Alison Lowe. Address: Adelanta Events, 2 Commercial Road, Nottingham NG6 8HA. Tel.: 0115 975 6979. Fax: 0115 975 6907. E-mail: salesinfo@adelanta.co.uk link to website
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| EE/PL002 |  BRIT WRITERS' AWARDS Brit Writers' Awards is looking for forward-thinking organisations and individuals to help them make the inaugural event a runaway success. The Brit Writers' Awards promises to become the biggest annual event on the UK's literary calendar. It provides the first ever 'springboard' for unpublished and emerging writers of every age group, community and writing style, and is offering £10,000 to the overall winner - the largest prize fund ever offered to unpublished writers. The gala awards ceremony will inspire and engage every community in the UK - and be the first ever high-profile stage for unpublished writers of all ages. The gala awards will be a glittering, star studded event at the O2, London, featuring key figures from the publishing, media and corporate world. However, the real stars at the event will be the schoolchildren, local literacy leaders and community members from diverse backgrounds who seized the challenge, picked up a pen and wrote something extraordinary. The evening will celebrate their success and how this project has inspired ordinary people into creative writing. Tailored sponsorship packages are being offered, ranging from £5,000 to £20,000. Contact: Zareen Roohi Ahmed, Head of Operations. Tel.: 0871 237 4440. Fax: 0871 237 4505. Address: 67 Lombard Street, Birmingham B12 0QU. E-mail: zareen@britwriters.co.uk. link to website Opportunities and benefits for sponsors include: 1. Becoming an official corporate sponsor of the Brit Writers' Awards (BWA). The sponsor's branding will be included on the awards' website with a link to the sponsor's website. 2. The sponsor's logo and features will be promoted in the awards' monthly e-updates, giving exposure to individuals and organisations across the UK, as well as on all printed promotional materials for the 2010 awards ceremony and the sponsor's support will also be mentioned in all audio promotion. 3. An invitation for a senior member of the sponsor's organisation to present one of the awards at the ceremony on 26th June at the O2 in London. 4. A table for ten made available at the gala awards ceremony for the sponsor's organisation 5. Ongoing publicity throughout the build-up to the event in June 2010, with the sponsor's branding and profile being featured on the BWA website. 6. The sponsor will receive a full page colour feature in the forthcoming Write Now! magazine, due to be published prior to the awards night, which will be distributed to all the guests at the event and throughout the awards' networks. 7. The sponsor's brand logo will be prominently displayed on the stage backdrop at the gala awards ceremony which will receive global media coverage; and the sponsor's logo will also be printed on the awards certificate presented to the award winner. 8. The sponsor's support will be acknowledged in all project activities and delivery efforts.
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1st June, 2010 |
| EE/PL003 |  THE BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
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| EE/PL004 |  FILM EDUCATION: NATIONAL SCHOOLS FILM WEEK National Schools Film Week is the world's largest festival for cinema and young people. The 2009 event comprised 400,000 attendees (4-19 years), 500 locations across the UK and 2,500 events. It receives widespread media coverage and continues to benefit from a media partnership with CBBC. "We are searching for a major sponsor in 2010 to help expand this wonderful event even further. Promotional opportunities include • in-cinema posters and displays (10 million views) • schools marketing (2 million students) • media campaign (11 million total audience). Contact: Derek Ray-Hill, Development Director. Address: 91A Berwick Street, Soho, London W1F 0BP. Tel.: 020 7292 7330. Fax: 020 7287 6970. E-mail: derek@filmeducation.org. link to website
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| EE/PL005 |  HILLCROFT - THE EDUCATIONAL CHARITY FOR WOMEN Summer Live Music festival: Saturday, 28th August, 2010 - Sandown Park: a major music line up of top UK pop stars will raise money to help this charity improve opportunities for adult women in the UK. Tickets will be on sale soon. Hillcroft is a national educational charity for women which has constantly evolved over the last ninety years to respond to the educational needs of women. The National Residential College for Women, started by the charity, remains the first and only college of its type in the UK, and is responsible for helping hundreds of women each year change their lives. "We are looking for a partner who would benefit from exposure to 15,000 music fans at this event and are offering the opportunity to take full sponsorship of the concert". Contact: Stacey Morgan, Head of Development. Address: Southbank, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 6DF. Tel.: 0208 399 2688. E-mail: smorgan@hillcroft.ac.uk link to website
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| EE/PL006 |  INSPIRE EDUCATION: UK SCHOOLS MEMORY CHAMPIONSHIPS Inspire Education has been working with schools across the UK providing exciting and revolutionary services to all sectors of education. The organisation is passionate about raising the attainment and aspirations of students regardless of ability, to maximise their potential for learning and to achieve success in life. They have set up the UK Schools Memory Championships in order to achieve these goals. Over three hundred students competed in 2007/2008. This year, there are thousands competing. Inspire Education's highly trained presenters visit schools to deliver memory training to groups of students. These students are given a pre-printed training manual, which has been written by the eight times World Memory Champion Dominic O'Brien. Participating schools receive a Brain Club resource pack, which aids the students in setting up a club to promote memory development and brain training in general. After a period of training, in-school competitions take place across the UK. These competitions assess each student's ability to memorise five types of information in a test of raw memory power. The top students in the country are invited to a national final which is held in the region of the previous year's winner. The competition is a great way both of embedding memory techniques into education and developing life-long learning skills which are transferable across the curriculum and throughout life. Inspire Education constantly receives excellent feedback from schools, stating that these skills have had a positive affect on examination preparation and attainment levels. Recent research has shown that training the memory leads to a direct increase in problem solving ability, otherwise known as fluid intelligence. Participating students become proficient at putting these skills into practice to memorise and recall random words, random numbers and even the order of a shuffled deck of playing cards. As well as the realisation that they have acquired a powerful set of skills, this gives them the motivation and self confidence to memorise anything. These techniques are then effortlessly applied to their studies. The winners of last year's competition appeared on the BBC Breakfast News and the competition was featured in The Times and the Daily Telegraph. The size of the competition has increased dramatically this year and with it, the media interest is even greater. "As a sponsor you will be supporting the involvement of many schools that have limited funds to get involved in the training and competition; the growth of the competition throughout the UK and the provision of cutting edge resources for schools and students. Ultimately you will be helping to raise the attainment and aspirations of thousands of students across the UK. We regularly send promotional material to schools, educational departments and to government bodies. The competition has featured in several broadsheets and on the BBC News. You will be featured on all of our promotional material and on all of our press releases and television spots. Working with us will undoubtedly inspire you". Contact: Neil Denley, Director. Address: Gibbs House, Kennel Ride, Ascot SL5 7NT. Tel.: 01344 890126. Fax: 01344 883058. E-mail: neil@inspire-ed.com. link to website
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| EE/PL007 |  JO CAMERON HIGH PERFORMANCE ACADEMY Jo Cameron, business woman and media personality, has launched a quest to recognise the high performing women of the Midlands. Jo's High Performance Academy specialises in progressing women at work and in business and the next main event will be Women on Their Way 2010. This will be the second in this series of events to engage, inspire and to promote the skills of women in the Midlands. Sponsoring the awards will put the sponsor's brand right up with the best. A sponsor's association with the Academy tells their customers and staff that they value the contribution of women at work, making the company more accessible and increasingly well known in an ever more diverse marketplace. It says that the sponsor is supportive of women's enterprise and the sponsorship will powerfully support the sponsoring company's objectives in this area. "You can use the links with our brand to promote your business to more women and demonstrate that you are 'women aware' and that their clientele is important to you. You can also use the links to drive more traffic to your website and show to the world that women matter". For more information regarding the event, call 0870 2626555 or email talkto@jocameron.co.uk or visit the website at www.womenontheirway.co.uk. Contact: Lisa Ibbotson, Events & Communications Manager. Address: Coventry Technology Park, Puma Way, Coventry CV1 2TT. Tel.: 0870 2626555. E-mail: lisa@jocameron.co.uk link to website
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| EE/PL008 |  KIDZ STUFF - ROTARY CLUB OF HORSHAM/TERBELL Kidz Stuff is a magical three day festival for pre-teenage children and their parents. The event provides a mixture of fun and education for children and includes a special day for children with special needs and their families, friends and carers. The festival has a very clearly defined market: it has been run since 2007 and attracts each year between 7,500 and 8,500 people from a wide area of the south east of England ... and grows each year in content and attendance. Kidz Stuff creates a world of entertainment for the audience to explore and learn, by creatively blending simple fun with practical learning through activities and demonstrations. The event takes place in Horsham Park, which is immediately adjacent to the town centre and within easy reach of the train and bus station and public car parks. In addition the event has its own car park within the grounds of Horsham Park. The event is created, produced and managed by The Rotary Club of Horsham and event management company, Terbell Ltd, together with non-financial support from Horsham District Council. Contact: John Le Rossignol, Festival Organiser. Address: Birkdale, Greens Lane, Mannings Heath RH13 6JW. Tel.: 01403 754005. E-mail: jleross@attglobal.net link to website
Current opportunities Kidz Stuff Sponsorship Packages 2010 • Main event sponsor • Secondary event sponsors • Individual attraction sponsors ... such as the World Record Attempt; main stage; arena • Sampling opportunities • Branding opportunities at the event • Family friendly corporate hospitality at the venue and ticket packages • Clothing sponsors/programme sponsors • Kidz Stuff branded associated events sponsors
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| EE/PL009 |  VISION CHARITY The aim of Vision Charity is to raise money for the benefit of blind, visual impaired and dyslexic children. Donations to the charity assist in maximising the potential of these children and improving the quality of their lives and the lives of their families, teachers and carers. The organisation achieves this through actively encouraging participation from its supporters, both corporate and individuals, as well as via sponsorship of its exceptional fundraising events. Sponsors wishing to reach a family audience may well be interested in Vision’s ambitious initiative, SchoolsRadio.com. All schools are eligible and competition entries are in contention for awards presented at the radio industry’s major awards events, the Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards and the Sony Radio Academy Awards. Contact: Mrs. Bernie Muir. Address: Vision Charity, PO Box 553, Chatham ME4 9AN. Tel.: 07774 106064. E-mail: bernie.muir@visioncharity.co.uk. link to website
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| EE/0001 | CENTRAL ST MARTINS - BA TEXTILE DESIGN The undergraduate course in Textile Design at Central Saint Martins is seeking sponsorship of its graduation exhibition. Central Saint Martins (CSM) is an internationally recognised college of art and design. Sponsors will be acknowledged on the show programme and promotional material and will be listed on the course website at www.batextiles-csm.co.uk. CSM produces designers of the highest calibre and sponsors will help springboard the next generation of innovative creatives into the marketplace. As a thank you the organisers would like to invite sponsors to their private view in June. Contact: Sarah West. Address: Flat 18, Tamar House, 12 Tavistock Place, London WC1H 9RD. Tel.: 07815 703752. E-mail: s.west5@csm.arts.ac.uk link to website
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| EE/0002 | CHELSEA ART COLLEGE CATALOGUE COMMITTEE Chelsea Art College Catalogue Committee is seeking donations, sponsorship and advertising for its Degree Show Catalogue. Every year, finalists on the BA Fine Art Course fundraise for the production of a catalogue and plan the design and distribution of it as part of their final Degree Show. During this week alone, the show attracts thousands of visitors and considerable press attention. The course has produced many successful art practitioners including Turner Prize nominees. This year they hope to print over 1,000 catalogues for distribution during the week of the show. Previous sponsors have included retailers, galleries and media groups donating from £50 to £1,000. The Committee is keen to receive financial support from groups and organisations with an active interest in Fine Art and/or art education. Contributions will be very much appreciated. Contact: Rose Jenner. Address: c/o Chelsea College of Art and Design - BA Fine Art, 16 John Islip Street, London SW1P 4JU. Tel.: 07962 977508. E-mail: chelseacollegecatalogue@hotmail.co.uk
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| EE/0003 | EDUCATION LAW UPDATE CONFERENCE Sponsorship opportunities are available at this annual event. Contact: Katrina Ives, Conference and Marketing Executive. Tel.: 020 7251 6656. Fax: 020 7251 9050. E-mail: katrina@optimuspub.co.uk link to website
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| EE/0004 | THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION The English-Speaking Union, organisers of the national school and university debating competitions in the UK, also selects the England Schools Debating Team which competes in the annual World Schools Debating Championships. Teams of teenagers from thirty-two countries compete in debates on controversial topics, watched by audiences of trained adjudicators and schoolchildren. The ESU seeks sponsorship to aid with the costs of flights and registration fees. The English-Speaking Union is a registered charity (no. 273136). Contact: Debbie Newman, Head of Centre for Speech and Debate. Address: The English-Speaking Union, 37 Charles Street, London W1J 5ED. Tel.: 020 7529 1550. Fax: 020 7495 6108. E-mail: debbie_newman@esu.org link to website
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| EE/0005 | INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON STATISTICAL MODELLING (IWSM2010), UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW The Department of Statistics at The University of Glasgow is hosting the 25th Anniversary International Workshop on Statistical Modelling (IWSM2010) in July this year. The IWSM is an international conference to promote and develop the use of statistical modelling in research and applications. The aim is to bring together a wide variety of international researchers (from career-young to internationally renowned) to encourage discussion and interchange between junior and senior scientists. The organisers hope to attract between 150 and 200 delegates to Glasgow. This is the first time that this conference will be hosted in Scotland. It is an outstanding opportunity for the Statistics Department at Glasgow, allowing it to promote Statistics at Glasgow and in Scotland, and to offer an exciting and stimulating conference to celebrate this 25th Anniversary. "If you would like to promote your company or organisation at the conference, there are sponsorship opportunities available at the levels of £250, £500 and £1,000". Contact: Dr Claire Ferguson. Address: Department of Statistics, 15 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QW. Tel.: 0141 330 5023. E-mail: claire@stats.gla.ac.uk. link to website Sponsorship opportunities (these are purely illustrative and any sponsorship package can be discussed and amended to suit the sponsor's needs)
£250 sponsorship package
£500 sponsorship package
£1,000+ sponsorship package
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10th July, 2010 |
| EE/0006 | THE KATE KENNEDY CLUB The Kate Kennedy Club exists to preserve the Kate Kennedy Annual Procession and has three aims: 1. Maintaining the traditions of the University and town of St. Andrews; 2. Upholding and improving Town and Gown relations; and 3. Raising money for local charities. The Kate Kennedy Procession is the Club's main event and the one around which the Club was founded. Each year both Town and Gown assemble to form a crowd of some 15,000 people on the streets of St. Andrews to celebrate the lives and contributions of some of the great men and women of the town and university. The procession has a long history but its organisation by the Kate Kennedy Club has ensured that it is a great tradition in the life of the town, a special day for town and gown alike. The Kate Kennedy Club Charity May Ball is the biggest ball in Scotland and is the main social event of the University calendar. The ball claims to offer exceptionally good value compared to many balls both within and outside St. Andrews, through sponsorship and careful spending. The ball is held in luxury marquees in the beautiful surroundings of Craigtoun Park, more than 2,000 undergraduates enjoying free drinks, food, fairground attractions and live bands. Those who want a little more can enjoy the unique Gold and Platinum experiences which boast helicopter rides over St Andrews, limousines to the park and an exclusive champagne reception. The Charity Opening Ball is the first social event of the academic year, and aims to bring the members of the University together. Hosted on Lower College Lawn in luxury marquees, guests are received with a champagne reception and piper, making this a splendid way to begin a university career. The Kate Kennedy Club Jazz Night, held in November, is one of the Club's most popular events, entertaining over 250 people with bands playing jazz and blues in a sophisticated ballroom setting. Some of the top professional jazz bands play to a packed dance floor. Contact: Julian Kaye, Head of Sponsorship. Address: Porters Lodge Mailing Room, College Gate, St. Andrews, Fife KY16 9AJ. Tel.: 07818 053791. E-mail: jjk2@st-and.ac.uk. link to website
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| EE/0007 | KING'S COLLEGE LONDON DEBATING SOCIETY The King's College London Debating Society is looking for sponsorship support for the organisation of events and the attendance of events such as the Oxford and Cambridge debates and the World Debating Championships. Sponsorship would provide the sponsor with a unique opportunity to create goodwill among students in London and to attract high quality recruits. The form of sponsorship is entirely negotiable and any support at all would be much appreciated. Contact: Brad Pomfret. Address: 15 Vernon Road, London N8 0QD. E-mail: bradpomfret@yahoo.co.uk link to website
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| EE/0008 | LIFE SCIENCE CENTRE One of the North's leading visitor attractions, Life is an award-winning science centre which forms one element of a science village in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne. Situated in Time Square, just a minute's walk from the mainline railway station and national bus station, the centre is at the hub of the growing regeneration of this world-class destination. The Centre offers a variety of sponsorship and event opportunities including: • Open Air Ice Rink - an extremely popular feature during the winter months, the North East's largest ice rink is set in Times Square and attracts more than 60,000 visitors during a ten week run. Opportunities for a major sponsor include renaming the Ice Rink, advertising on the rink's enclosures and promotions including exclusive use of the rink for staff and/or customers • Lifelab - a free educational resource that enables school children to enjoy national curriculum linked experiments in a state-of-the-art laboratory environment by professional science explainers • Lectures@Life series - a popular programme of annual talks delivered by leading scientists, writers and broadcasters from all over the world Exhibition programme. Life is one of the few venues to host an annual programme of large-scale international touring exhibitions which attract many thousands during their run • Newcastle Science Festival - Life is a major partner of the festival which takes place every March in conjunction with National Science Week. Partners across the City including museums and art galleries, theatres, the universities and national organisations such as the Open University and the RSPB. The festival includes lectures, debates, exhibitions and hands-on family activities and aims to play a key role in inspiring and communicating a greater understanding of science. Benefits of sponsorship include branding opportunities, integrated press and marketing campaigns, corporate hospitality deals, staff and consumer incentive schemes and sales promotions. Contact: Ian McGregor, Marketing Manager. Address: Life Science Centre, Times Square, Newcastle NE1 4EP. Tel.: 0191 243 8267. Fax: 0191 243 8201. E-mail: ian.mcgregor@life.org.uk link to website
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| EE/0009 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEAD TEACHERS The NAHT offers sponsorship opportunities at a range of events and conferences. Contact: John Randall, Commercial Development Manager. Address: NAHT, 1 Heath Square, Boltro Road, West Sussex, RH16 1BL. Tel.: 01444 472 413. Fax: 01444 472 491. link to website
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