tp:g is giving you and your school the opportunity to enter two exclusive competitions to win cutting-edge Eco Media Players worth £169.99 each and a visit with top weather forecaster Heather the Weather at BBC Scotland's new state-of-art HQ in Glasgow.
To put yourself on a winning path, register for the competitions below:
Green Jobs Quiz
Our Green Jobs Quiz will ask you 20 questions about green issues and green jobs. Taking part couldn’t be easier as you will find all the answers in the tp:g web pages. All correct entries will be entered into a prize draw from which 10 winners, selected at random, will win an amazing Eco Media Player designed by technical genius Trevor Baylis and worth £169.99. The incredible Eco Player can play music, video, FM radio, as well as functioning as a torch, sound recorder, photo viewer, mobile phone charger, ebook viewer and data storage device. This quiz is open to all secondary and college students aged 12 to 18.
And remember, if you’re not happy with your score – have another go!
Project Green
Project Green lets you pit your journalistic skills against a major environmental event that is affecting the planet. People with the right skills are needed to solve the crisis and the clock is ticking for you and your team to produce an e-update that tells the world about what is happening.
Project Green is open to secondary students S4 to S6 and college students aged 14 to 18. Your teacher or lecturer will register your team which will enable you to select one of three scenarios covering:
- Carbon footprint
- Energy
- Food
Your team will be asked to produce a four-page e-update reporting on your chosen scenario including a single page advertising jobs which complement the topic you have selected. Each team will have their own online workspace where they can upload images, add videos and enter text to create an e-update that grabs your audience’s attention.
Members of the winning team will each receive an amazing Eco Media Player and enjoy a visit with top weather forecaster Heather the Weather at BBC Scotland's new state-of-art HQ in Glasgow.