Recognition Express has teamed up with road safety charity BRAKE to launch its annual ‘design a road safety banner’ competition.
Primary school children across Cumbria aged four to 11 are invited to submit designs for the competition based on the theme and this year’s BRAKE Road Safety Week (14-20 November) Safe Roads for All – everyone’s’ life matters on roads.
The campaign aims to highlight the recent changes in the Highway Code giving pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and motorcyclists precedence over cars and all other vehicles.
Twelve winners across the UK will receive a full-size high-quality banner of their design to display outside their school.
Chris Masters, Managing Director of Recognition Express said: “Our design a road safety banner competition has become a fixture in the calendar of many local schools. We are always impressed by the creativity and quality of the designs sent in each year and look forward to seeing more entries in 2022 than ever before.
The competition closes on Sunday 9 October and for full details visit the website.
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