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The Competition

The Staff Benefits Calendar Competition is back!   This year we want to see your images of the weather! If you’ve danced in the rain, soaked up the sun or watched the lightening flash share it with us!  It could be a photograph, drawing, painting or illustration. Creativity is encouraged and we’re looking forward to seeing images of all kinds weather!  

Judging

All entries will be considered by a panel of judges, which this year will be comprised of members of the Staff Benefits Committee.  The panel will select 12 winners, one for each month of the 2020 Staff Benefits calendar.  One of these entries will be named as the overall winner and used on the front cover of the 2020 calendar. All entries will be saved in an image bank for use by the Arts and Staff Benefits teams and posted on the Trust’s social media throughout 2020.

How to Enter

  1. Decide on your view and get snapping, drawing or painting!
  2. Photograph/scan your view following the guidelines below:
  • Use portrait orientation
  • Ensure the best possible quality/highest resolution
  • Save the photo as your name and email to: staffbenefits@york.nhs.uk in .jpg format.

Note: We may need to re-photograph drawings or paintings to ensure best quality printing. Please keep hold of originals until winners have been announced.

  1. Complete an application form and submit your image to the Staff Benefits Team either by email or send on a memory stick.

Please note:

  • One entry per person
  • Your image may be cropped to different proportions to fit the calendar but retain the portrait format
  • Results will be announced in October 2019, with a celebration event to follow.

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For more information contact the Staff Benefits Team:

staffbenefits@york.nhs.uk or 01723 385262

Enter now!...

About you

First name*

Surname*

Job title*

Department*

Trust site*

Email address*

Extension/contact number*

Are you happy for us to retain your photo for use in the future?*

Will your entry be available to photograph/exhibt in its original form after the closing date?*

Sending us your entry

Entry title*

Tell us about your image

Type of weather? Location? Is there a back story?

Please send your entry photograph either in hard copy form, on a memory stick or via email along with your name to:

staffbenefits@york.nhs.uk

Staff Benefits Team, Woodlands House, Scarborough Hospital, YO12 6QL

Email 2*:

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For more information contact the Staff Benefits Team: staffbenefits@york.nhs.uk or 01723 385262

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