Christmas card competition at Carmarthen cinema

One lucky class of schoolchildren can enjoy a free film at Carmarthen’s Apollo Cinema.
The cinema is holding a Christmas card competition for schools with prizes on offer.
The winning entry will be invited to take the whole class to the Apollo to view the film of their choice.
The competition is open to all primary and secondary schools.
Pupils are asked to design a Christmas card and the winning entries will be displayed in the Apollo Cinema foyer.
The winners in each of the three categories – infants aged four to seven; juniors from seven to 11; and seniors aged 11 to 16 – will receive a cinema pass for one child and one adult.
The overall winner of the three categories will get a cinema pass for the whole class to attend a screening of their choice (not including 3D films).
Details of the competition have been sent to all schools.
The winners of the infants category will be announced in St Catherine’s Walk on Wednesday, December 8, the juniors the following week, and the seniors on December 15.

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