Aldi launches competition challenging school children in Norfolk to design billboard

Aldi is calling on creative young minds in Norfolk to take part in a national billboard design competition.

As part of its ‘Get Set to Eat Fresh’ programme in partnership with Team GB and Paralympics GB, the supermarket is challenging children aged five–14 to submit artwork that inspires others to make healthy, positive choices around food.

The winners will see their designs displayed on a real billboard in their area and will receive a £100 Aldi voucher. Their school will also be awarded £1,000, as well as being treated to a visit from a Team GB or Paralympics GB athlete.

Entries will be judged by a panel of Aldi colleagues, Team GB and Paralympics GB representatives, with a total of three winners selected to help Aldi share the message of healthy eating with communities across the country.

The competition marks ten years of Aldi’s Get Set to Eat Fresh programme.

Kyrsten Halley, marketing director at the supermarket, said: “At Aldi, we are passionate about helping young people learn more about food and the importance of making healthy choices.

“This competition is a brilliant way to combine creativity with education, and we can’t wait to see the inspiring designs children come up with.”

Parents and teachers can download the official entry template from the Get Set to Eat Fresh website and submit completed entries by emailing them to info@getseteatfresh.co.uk

Submissions must include the child’s name, age, and school.

The competition closes on Friday, June 20. For full details, terms and conditions, and to access the entry form, visit: https://getseteatfresh.co.uk/resources/design-a-billboard