Starting school can be a daunting time for youngsters but now the idea of school can be introduced with this personalised Peppa Pig book by Penwizard. Whether your little ones are going to school, nursery or playgroup - you can make their first day a special one by sending them on their very own Peppa Pig adventure.
In ‘Go to Playgroup’, your child stars in the words and pictures with Peppa, Rebecca Rabbit, Danny Dog, Candy Cat, Suzy Sheep, Zoe Zebra and all the Peppa characters that they know from their favourite series. Creating your child's very own Peppa Pig story couldn't be easier: Simply add their name and then personalise the illustration to include their eye colour, hair colour and style and skin colour. Choose whether they go to school, nursery or playgroup and even add your very own personal message, for the ultimate personal touch.
If you would like to create this unique personalised book starring your child as they start school at simply visit www.penwizard.co.uk and fill in their details. Readers of Mummy Alarm save £3 on all Peppa Go to School purchases until 30th September 2011. Simply enter the discount code 362589 when you are checking out.
How to enter:
1. If you want to win a personalised Peppa Pig book, leave a comment telling me what you loved most about school. - REQUIREDPlease, use separate comments for each bonus entry. Failure to do so will result in only one entry per person.
For extra entries:
2. Follow @caro_mad on Twitter & tweet: "I want to a personalised Peppa Pig book with @caro_mad. You can enter here:http://bit.ly/ns4b2Q"3. Comment on one of my non-competition posts and let me know which one you commented on
4. Subscribe to Mummy Alarm via Google Friend Connect
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The winner will be chosen at random.
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Competition is open to residents of the UK only.
The prize is non-refundable and cannot be transferred. No cash alternative is available.
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The closing date of the competition is 14/09/2011 The winner will be chosen at random.
The winner's names will be shown on this page.
Competition is open to residents of the UK only.
The prize is non-refundable and cannot be transferred. No cash alternative is available.
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I loved getting to do a double lesson of art every week, i have always loved anything arty and looked forward to this every week as i was in my element. Plus, the lessons were so chilled and relaxed, you could chat with your friends whilst doing your work. email: jennakeller126@yahoo.co.uk x
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ReplyDeletemy favourite time at school was getting ready for christmas plays and dressing up
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ReplyDeleteHOMETIME - I hated school, from a very early age I had a horrible teacher for 2 years running and she pretty much scared all us kids and we went through school hating it. We still had to go everyday though lol and I do not pass on my thoughts about school to my two. They believe that I loved school and so should they :0)
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ReplyDeleteI loved the fact that i could have battered sausage, chips an Eclaire, or ice bun and a drink for lunch and it used to cost 75p for the lot!! Jamie oliver has seen the end of this now.... healthy food al the way...!
ReplyDeleteThere are loads of things i loved about school - playing British Bulldog in the playground, building camps in the play woods, skipping games, making papier mache models, coming up with names for the school guinea pigs, waving at naughty people standing outside the head mistress' office, story time, show and tell, happy memories!!
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ReplyDeleteI loved maths at school (and still love it now). I had a brilliant maths teach who taught me all sorts of tricks for working with numbers. All my adult life I've used this knowledge and it still gives me a thrill when someone is struggling to do a sum and I can come up with the answer really quickly. I LOVE the maths bit on the Chris Moyles Quiz Show!!! I'm now trying to pass on my love of maths to the girls.....but strangely they just don't have the same level of excitement about numbers that I do! @piperanddaisy
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ReplyDeleteWhat I loved most about school was the holidays!!! Now I work in a school and am reliving all those holidays. Great!!! x
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough... i used to LOVE learning... i am hoping my girls will too. I would love to win this prize as my daughter is OBSESSED with Peppa Pig and it her birthday on the 27th Sep, so would make a great birthday gift!
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