We’re getting ready for a fun-filled May school holiday at the cinema, with family favourites, brilliant big-screen adventures and a special prize draw for local schools.
This half-term, families can enjoy a trip to the cinema and take part in The Big Screen School Prize Draw. When you visit, children and families can fill in a simple entry form with their local school name and the film they came to see, then pop it into the prize draw box.
At the end of the week, one entry will be picked at random - and the winning school will receive a cinema school trip for the whole school.
Films screening this May school holiday
The Sheep Detectives
Join the flock for a brand-new family adventure on the big screen. Normal ticket prices apply.
Shrek
The much-loved animated classic returns to the cinema celebrating it’s 25th anniversary, with £2 tickets for all.
Tom & Jerry: Forbidden Compass
Tom and Jerry are back for another action-packed adventure, with £2 tickets for all.
How to enter the prize draw
Simply come along to one of the participating screenings during the May school holiday, fill in an entry form at the cinema, add your school and post it into the prize draw box.
The more families who visit, the more chances each school has to be entered into the draw. Good luck!
Terms and Conditions
The prize is a cinema school trip for the winning school. The trip will be arranged directly with the school and is subject to availability.
The prize is non-transferable and there is no cash alternative.
The winning school must be based locally and able to attend the cinema for the prize trip.
Children must have permission from a parent or guardian to enter.
Only valid, complete entries will be included in the draw.
The cinema reserves the right to verify entries and to exclude entries that are incomplete, illegible, duplicated, or not submitted in accordance with these terms.
The winning school will be contacted after the draw using the school details provided or through existing school contact details where available.
By entering, participants agree that the winning school may be named in cinema communications. No child’s full name will be published without parent or guardian consent.
The cinema’s decision is final.
