Pupils in Scotland's primary schools have been invited to enter the Food Standards Agency Scotland's competition to design its Christmas card for this year. The winning entry and 11 runners-up will also be used to create the organisation's 2004 calendar. Designs must be based on a food safety theme. The winning school receives 1,000 and the chance to join in a cookery demonstration with a famous chef. Runners-up will win Pounds 250 worth of fitness and health equipment. Entry forms have been sent to schools across Scotland and the closing date is 17 November. For details, contact David Roy at the Food Standards Agency on 01224 285 100.
Pupils in Scotland's primary schools have been invited to enter the Food Standards Agency Scotland's competition to design its Christmas card for this year. The winning entry and 11 runners-up will also be used to create the organisation's 2004 calendar. Designs must be based on a food safety theme. The winning school receives 1,000 and the chance to join in a cookery demonstration with a famous chef. Runners-up will win 250 worth of fitness and health equipment. Entry forms have been sent to schools across Scotland and the closing date is 17 November. For details, contact David Roy at the Food Standards Agency on 01224 285 100.
