The Olympics has us all interested in sports and getting
fit. Children will want to copy athletes
and re-create Olympic sports with their friends at home and at school. Encouraging children to participate in sports
will not only keep them fit and healthy, it will also help to use up some of
their energy, whilst helping to stimulate their brains and improve their
concentration.
To celebrate the 2012
Olympics, Busy Bees Benefits are
giving parents the opportunity to win £250 worth of sports equipment for
their child’s school, nursery or childcare setting.
Simply ‘like’ us
on Facebook and ‘like’/’comment’
any post about the competition
Details
The competition will close on the 31st August
2012 and the winner will be drawn at random on Monday the 3rd
September and notified via Facebook, on this page and on Twitter.
Busy Bees Benefits will send the winners sports equipment to
their child’s school, nursery or other childcare setting within 2 weeks of
being announced. Arrangements to be made
with the school, nursery or setting for delivery.
Terms and Conditions
Entrants can enter on both Facebook and Twitter. The winner will be notified directly on
Facebook and/or Twitter and will have 4 weeks to respond. If the winner does not respond within this
time another winner will be selected at random.
About Us
Busy Bees Benefits are a childcare voucher and other
benefits provider.
Childcare Vouchers are a government-initiated employee
benefit scheme for working parents to save money on the cost of childcare. Childcare vouchers can be used to pay for any
registered childcare for children up to the age of 16. They operate as a salary
sacrifice scheme which is available via employers allowing parents to sacrifice
up to £55 per week for childcare vouchers.
Childcare vouchers are tax free and national insurance exempt, saving
working parents up to £933 per year on the cost of their childcare.
For more information visit www.busybeesbenefits.com or click here
to go to our childcare voucher guide.
Do you want to save
more?
We are currently campaigning to increase the cap allowance
from £55 to £75 per week which would increase savings to more than £1200 per
parent, per year.
Help us to help you save more by signing our e-petition.
For more information visit our campaign
page on our website.
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