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Free kids activities with Nestle Rowntree promotion (merged)
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What's the deal?
A great chat forum spot and one that'll keep the kids amused over the holidays. Rowntrees is offering free kids sessions of either swimming, tennis, bowling, dance or martial arts at nationwide venues.
How do I collect vouchers?
You can collect vouchers from the following products. You need either two wrappers from small packets or one voucher from larger packets per free session, per child.
One wrapper = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles single, Rowntrees Fruit Gums single, Rowntrees Jelly Tots single, Smarties Hexatube single, Milkybar Medium single, Milkybar Buttons single. (Usually about 40p a packet).
Four wrappers = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles 4 pack, Rowntrees Fruit Gums 4 pack, Smarties Hexatube 4 pack.
1 voucher = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles Hanging Bag, Rowntree Fruit Gums Hanging Bag. (Usually about £1.79).
1 voucher = Blue Riband 9 pack, Breakaway 9 pack, Drifter 8 pack, Rolo Biscuit 6 pack, Yorkie Biscuit 7 pack, Toffee Crisp Biscuit 7 pack.
2 vouchers = KitKat 2 Finger Milk 18 pack, Blue Riband 22 pack, Breakaway 22 pack, Milkybar Buttons 4 pack.
Activities to choose from
Swimming
Two wrappers/one voucher entitle you to one free swimming session/lesson, but terms vary from venue to venue. Young children need to be accompanied by a paying adult.
Tennis
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free tennis session or coaching session. All sessions/lessons need to be pre-booked and a court fee may be applied.
Bowling
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free game when paying for one full price game. Offer does not include shoe hire.
Dance
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free child's dance session/lesson and must be pre-booked.
Martial Arts
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free martial arts class. Pre-booking is required quoting 'Nestle Kids Go-Free'
How do I get my free session?
Once you've collected the wrappers go to Kids Go Free and find your nearest participating venue by clicking on the right hand side of the homepage. Terms of booking will depend on the venue so follow the instructions on the site.
Terms and Conditions
The offer is valid between 12 June 2006 and 30 June 2007.
Some activites may have age restrictions so check before you book.
Offer not valid on bank holiday weekends or during special events.
Only one free child session/lesson is allowable per visit.
Back to the original post..........
Good Afternoon,
As advertised in the Grocer magazine, Nestle Rowntree is enabling children to try out new activities during the approaching school summer holidays as well as giving parents a bit of peace and quiet with Its Kids Go Free promotion.
Kicking off a week today (so a head's up on this offer) on 26th June, the promotion gives kids of all ages the chance to take part in sessions of either swimming, tennis, dancing, bowling or martial arts at more than 1,700 venues throughout the UK. A TV and radio campaign will support the promotion.
Two tokens are required for each activity, with single bars featuring one token, hanging bags three tokens and multipacks four tokens. Products include Fruit Pastilles, Fruit Gums, Smarties, Drifter and Rolo.
I think it is a good promotion because it adds value to my kid's favourite treat, and the reward also goes towards keeping them occupied with a fun activity during their summer holiday, when "I'm bored" becomes an all too familar phrase !!
** This offer is shown on page 64 of the Grocer magazine (issue dated 17/6)
Hope this helps someone - Welshy xx :beer:
What's the deal?
A great chat forum spot and one that'll keep the kids amused over the holidays. Rowntrees is offering free kids sessions of either swimming, tennis, bowling, dance or martial arts at nationwide venues.
How do I collect vouchers?
You can collect vouchers from the following products. You need either two wrappers from small packets or one voucher from larger packets per free session, per child.
One wrapper = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles single, Rowntrees Fruit Gums single, Rowntrees Jelly Tots single, Smarties Hexatube single, Milkybar Medium single, Milkybar Buttons single. (Usually about 40p a packet).
Four wrappers = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles 4 pack, Rowntrees Fruit Gums 4 pack, Smarties Hexatube 4 pack.
1 voucher = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles Hanging Bag, Rowntree Fruit Gums Hanging Bag. (Usually about £1.79).
1 voucher = Blue Riband 9 pack, Breakaway 9 pack, Drifter 8 pack, Rolo Biscuit 6 pack, Yorkie Biscuit 7 pack, Toffee Crisp Biscuit 7 pack.
2 vouchers = KitKat 2 Finger Milk 18 pack, Blue Riband 22 pack, Breakaway 22 pack, Milkybar Buttons 4 pack.
Activities to choose from
Swimming
Two wrappers/one voucher entitle you to one free swimming session/lesson, but terms vary from venue to venue. Young children need to be accompanied by a paying adult.
Tennis
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free tennis session or coaching session. All sessions/lessons need to be pre-booked and a court fee may be applied.
Bowling
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free game when paying for one full price game. Offer does not include shoe hire.
Dance
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free child's dance session/lesson and must be pre-booked.
Martial Arts
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free martial arts class. Pre-booking is required quoting 'Nestle Kids Go-Free'
How do I get my free session?
Once you've collected the wrappers go to Kids Go Free and find your nearest participating venue by clicking on the right hand side of the homepage. Terms of booking will depend on the venue so follow the instructions on the site.
Terms and Conditions
The offer is valid between 12 June 2006 and 30 June 2007.
Some activites may have age restrictions so check before you book.
Offer not valid on bank holiday weekends or during special events.
Only one free child session/lesson is allowable per visit.
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Back to the original post..........
Good Afternoon,
As advertised in the Grocer magazine, Nestle Rowntree is enabling children to try out new activities during the approaching school summer holidays as well as giving parents a bit of peace and quiet with Its Kids Go Free promotion.
Kicking off a week today (so a head's up on this offer) on 26th June, the promotion gives kids of all ages the chance to take part in sessions of either swimming, tennis, dancing, bowling or martial arts at more than 1,700 venues throughout the UK. A TV and radio campaign will support the promotion.
Two tokens are required for each activity, with single bars featuring one token, hanging bags three tokens and multipacks four tokens. Products include Fruit Pastilles, Fruit Gums, Smarties, Drifter and Rolo.
I think it is a good promotion because it adds value to my kid's favourite treat, and the reward also goes towards keeping them occupied with a fun activity during their summer holiday, when "I'm bored" becomes an all too familar phrase !!
** This offer is shown on page 64 of the Grocer magazine (issue dated 17/6)
Hope this helps someone - Welshy xx :beer:
I am the only Voucher Queen in my village LOL 0
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Thanks - but as usual these things are too good to be true - I live near Dover and the nearest venue is over an hour away - there is only one swimming venue in the whole of Kent! This always happens to us!!! At least we can go swimming in the sea for free and save the 40p on the sweets!!0
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One of the things to bear in mind about Nestle is the way they promote their products so unethically.
Just a thought but there are thousands of children dying and falling ill in the 3rd world every single year because of Nestle and their infant feeding promotions. Every time the World Health Org find a way to stop them doing one thing, they find a legal loophole and start again - until that loopholeis closed - and then they find another.
Bear in mind that every single day, 4000 babies die from unsafe bottle feeding.
Nestle products are banned from my house.
Don't take my word for it - look at https://www.babymilkaction.org
Best wishes
Beverley
climbing off my soapbox now :-)WELSH-DRAGON wrote:Official Insert
What's the deal?
A great chat forum spot and one that'll keep the kids amused over the holidays. Rowntrees is offering free kids sessions of either swimming, tennis, bowling, dance or martial arts at nationwide venues.
How do I collect vouchers?
You can collect vouchers from the following products. You need either two wrappers from small packets or one voucher from larger packets per free session, per child.
One wrapper = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles single, Rowntrees Fruit Gums single, Rowntrees Jelly Tots single, Smarties Hexatube single, Milkybar Medium single, Milkybar Buttons single. (Usually about 40p a packet).
Four wrappers = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles 4 pack, Rowntrees Fruit Gums 4 pack, Smarties Hexatube 4 pack.
1 voucher = Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles Hanging Bag, Rowntree Fruit Gums Hanging Bag. (Usually about £1.79).
1 voucher = Blue Riband 9 pack, Breakaway 9 pack, Drifter 8 pack, Rolo Biscuit 6 pack, Yorkie Biscuit 7 pack, Toffee Crisp Biscuit 7 pack.
2 vouchers = KitKat 2 Finger Milk 18 pack, Blue Riband 22 pack, Breakaway 22 pack, Milkybar Buttons 4 pack.
Activities to choose from
Swimming
Two wrappers/one voucher entitle you to one free swimming session/lesson, but terms vary from venue to venue. Young children need to be accompanied by a paying adult.
Tennis
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free tennis session or coaching session. All sessions/lessons need to be pre-booked and a court fee may be applied.
Bowling
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free game when paying for one full price game. Offer does not include shoe hire.
Dance
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free child's dance session/lesson and must be pre-booked.
Martial Arts
Two wrappers/one voucher entitles you to one free martial arts class. Pre-booking is required quoting 'Nestle Kids Go-Free'
How do I get my free session?
Once you've collected the wrappers go to Kids Go Free and find your nearest participating venue by clicking on the right hand side of the homepage. Terms of booking will depend on the venue so follow the instructions on the site.
Terms and Conditions
The offer is valid between 12 June 2006 and 30 June 2007.
Some activites may have age restrictions so check before you book.
Offer not valid on bank holiday weekends or during special events.
Only one free child session/lesson is allowable per visit.___________________________________________
Back to the original post..........
Good Afternoon,
As advertised in the Grocer magazine, Nestle Rowntree is enabling children to try out new activities during the approaching school summer holidays as well as giving parents a bit of peace and quiet with Its Kids Go Free promotion.
Kicking off a week today (so a head's up on this offer) on 26th June, the promotion gives kids of all ages the chance to take part in sessions of either swimming, tennis, dancing, bowling or martial arts at more than 1,700 venues throughout the UK. A TV and radio campaign will support the promotion.
Two tokens are required for each activity, with single bars featuring one token, hanging bags three tokens and multipacks four tokens. Products include Fruit Pastilles, Fruit Gums, Smarties, Drifter and Rolo.
I think it is a good promotion because it adds value to my kid's favourite treat, and the reward also goes towards keeping them occupied with a fun activity during their summer holiday, when "I'm bored" becomes an all too familar phrase !!
** This offer is shown on page 64 of the Grocer magazine (issue dated 17/6)
Hope this helps someone - Welshy xx :beer:
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Well said Beverley.
+1 on the anti-Nestle sentiment.Matched Betting and Casino Bagging Target: £3500 (Masters degree course fees)
Matched Betting and Casino Bagging Profit (started 17/01/07): £499.180 -
I also agree with Beverley and Nestle products are also banned in our house, which can be difficult with the kids at times!
I became more aware of Nestle's actions when I worked as a midwife and have not used their products for many years now!0 -
It 's wonderful that they encourage exercise after all those empty calories that we are trying to steer the young... and not so young away from.Heads up on the Nestle campaign as well, they certainly have a good advertising department.0
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Beverley wrote:One of the things to bear in mind about Nestle is the way they promote their products so unethically.
Just a thought but there are thousands of children dying and falling ill in the 3rd world every single year because of Nestle and their infant feeding promotions. Every time the World Health Org find a way to stop them doing one thing, they find a legal loophole and start again - until that loopholeis closed - and then they find another.
Bear in mind that every single day, 4000 babies die from unsafe bottle feeding.
Nestle products are banned from my house.
Don't take my word for it - look at https://www.babymilkaction.org
Best wishes
Beverley
climbing off my soapbox now :-)
hear hear! i wish more people were on that particular soapbox... i'll give you a hand back up if you like
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Thanks a lot for that - have found bowling and martial arts near me:j
Am going to get the tokens on 26th as soon as i see them - i love fruit pastilles anyway so good excuse to buy loads;)It's not paranoia if they really are after you.0 -
I think if we looked closely at every major international company, we could find something to moan about. Was it Gap last week that were in the press for use of 11 year old Portugese kids in their factories?
I'm not excusing Nestle, Im just pointing out that if you investigate virtually every product in your house, you could probably find a worthy reason to boycott the company and its products.
Perhaps the answer is a self-sufficient 'Good Life' approach to life?!“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt.” Charles M Schulz0 -
ditto - nestle is banned in my house too
hope OP doesnt feel too bashed, not a lot of people are aware of the evils of nestle...
i was so surprised to see Body Shop sell out to L'Oreal - who are owned by nestle...
http://www.babymilkaction.org/press/press21march06.htmlBeverley wrote:One of the things to bear in mind about Nestle is the way they promote their products so unethically.
Just a thought but there are thousands of children dying and falling ill in the 3rd world every single year because of Nestle and their infant feeding promotions. Every time the World Health Org find a way to stop them doing one thing, they find a legal loophole and start again - until that loopholeis closed - and then they find another.
Bear in mind that every single day, 4000 babies die from unsafe bottle feeding.
Nestle products are banned from my house.
Don't take my word for it - look at https://www.babymilkaction.org
Best wishes
Beverley
climbing off my soapbox now :-)Willow: I knew it, I knew it, well not in the sense of having the slightest idea, but I knew there was something I didn't know!0
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