E: 31/10 WIN A MYSPACE PARTY AT YOUR SCHOOL (students aged 14 – 18 years old)(MERGED)

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DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO WIN THE PARTY OF 2008!
THE SCHOOL WITH THE MOST VOTES WINS!

• • The competition is open to students aged 14 – 18 years old in Great Britain
• • Vote for your school and the school with the most votes wins the party
• • The voting will begin on September 9th
• • The Party will take place at the winning school on November 14th

www.myspace.com/schoolinvasions

Voting will open on September 9th and close on October 30th with the winning school announced on October 31st.t

The prize is an all-expenses paid party. MySpace will bring some of the best DJs, bands and faces in music today to one school, provide non-alcoholic refreshments and decorate the school hall or gym. They will also pay for all production costs. MySpace will hire security to ensure the event is safe for the pupils and provide merchandise/gifts for the students who attend the party.
MySpace will also give the winning school £10,000 of music equipment
Provide a band, at a mutually agreed time after the event, to hold a career session with the students, where they will talk about their experiences as musicians and provide an insight into forming a band.
Provide an online safety session to the winning school, after the event at a mutually convenient time, where we will offer advice on such issues as cyber bullying.

Best of Luck

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From today, students are invited to visit the School Invasions profile at www.myspace.com/schoolinvasions
to enter their school in the competition. The prize includes an all-expenses paid party with appearances from Kate Nash, The Wombats, DJ Ironik and Fightstar. The school that receives the most votes on the profile will host the event.

As well as winning their own exclusive party, the school will receive £10,000 worth of music equipment and a music masterclass with an established band. As part of the workshop, the band will share tales of how they got started and offer tips and advice about getting into the music industry.