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Terms and Conditions HTML Heroes Competition

Terms and Conditions HTML Heroes Competition

 All valid entries must be under the theme of internet safety and must fulfil the relevant competition guidelines. Please ensure explicit parental consent is granted to participate in the competition

  • The promoter is Webwise, PDST, Invent, Dublin City University, Dublin 9
  • Closing date for entries is 4pm on Monday, 28th February 2022.
  • There will be one overall prize.
  • Competition is open to Primary schools in the Republic of Ireland.
  • Please ensure explicit parental consent is granted to participate in the competition.
  • Overall winner will be announced within two weeks of the closing date.
  • If for any reason the winner cannot be contacted within 1 week of being announced. Another winner will be selected at random.
  • This competition will run from 4pm on Wednesday 29th September and will close at 4pm on Monday, 28th February 2022.
  • The promoter will have no responsibility for any additional costs associated with the prize.
  • Any prize is as stated in any messaging or promotions advertising such competition. No cash or other alternative will be offered and prizes are non-transferable. The promoter retains the right to substitute the prize with another prize of similar value in the event the original prize offered is not available.
  • Employees or agents of the PDST, any associated group companies, prize sponsor and or agencies associated with this competition and their immediate families are ineligible to enter. Any such entries will be invalid.
  • Entry to the competition is free. No purchase is necessary.
  • A valid entry consists of a video or link sent to internetsafety@pdst.ie. It must demonstrate how entrants are using the HTML Heroes Online Safety Code song.
  • A independent panel of judges will pick the winning entry in each category from valid entries received. The decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
  • The promoter is excluded from liability for any loss, damage or injury which might occur to the winner arising from his or her acceptance of the prize.
  • The winner may be required to participate in unpaid promotional related publicity undertaken by the promoter or its associated companies.
  • By entering this competition you are agreeing that any submissions made become the property of Webwise.
  • Competition entries may be used for further promotional activities, including but not limited to: online advertising, promotion on social media and via webwise.ie’s websites.
  • The winning entries will be displayed on webwise.ie and other associated websites and social media channels.
  • Winning entries may also be used for further promotional purposes via third party stakeholders.
  • Entry to this promotion shall be deemed full and unconditional acceptance of the terms & conditions.
  • The promoter reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions.
  • These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of Ireland and subject to the jurisdiction of the Irish Courts.
  • The promoter shall not be liable for any failure to stage the competition on the date provided in these terms and conditions as a result of circumstances outside the promoter’s control including, but not limited to, acts of God, war, riots, explosion, abnormal weather conditions, fire, flood, Government action, strikes, lockouts, delay by third parties, accidents and shortages of materials, labour or facilities.
  • No responsibility is taken for entries that are lost, delayed, misdirected or incomplete or cannot be delivered or entered for any technical or other reason. Proof of delivery of the entry is not proof of receipt.
  • Prize is subject to availability.
  • Prizes will be dispatched within two weeks of the winning schools being notified.

 

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