Calling all primary and secondary school pupils across Ireland. Fancy yourself as Ireland’s next best young sports analyst?
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to be the next sporting pundit?
Then get yourself entered into this great competition open to all schools across Northern Ireland.
The hunt is on to find Ireland’s next great sporting analyst as superstar, Peter Canavan and
NIAVAC, Northern Ireland’s leading audio visual company, have joined forces to find and reward the top sporting analysts of the next generation.
With the competition deadline fast approaching, the ‘NIAVAC Best Young Sports Analyst
Award’ schools competition is encouraging pupils to take a leaf out of Peter’s book, as a Sky
Sports pundit, and analyse one of their school’s sporting activities or matches.
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to be the next sporting pundit?
Then get yourself entered into this great competition open to all schools across Northern Ireland.
The hunt is on to find Ireland’s next great sporting analyst as superstar, Peter Canavan and
NIAVAC, Northern Ireland’s leading audio visual company, have joined forces to find and reward the top sporting analysts of the next generation.
With the competition deadline fast approaching, the ‘NIAVAC Best Young Sports Analyst
Award’ schools competition is encouraging pupils to take a leaf out of Peter’s book, as a Sky
Sports pundit, and analyse one of their school’s sporting activities or matches.
In association with sporting superstar and Sky Sports pundit, Peter Canavan, we’re on the hunt to find Ireland’s best young sports analyst to win a state-of-the-art 70” Clevertouch interactive touchscreen worth £4,000 for your school classroom.
The winning school will also receive a visit from Peter himself to demonstrate how interactive technology can optimise sporting performance on the field of play.
Peter will also visit the winning school to host an exclusive analytics session using the new Clevertouch interactive technology, courtesy of NIAVAC.
The winning school will also receive a visit from Peter himself to demonstrate how interactive technology can optimise sporting performance on the field of play.
Peter will also visit the winning school to host an exclusive analytics session using the new Clevertouch interactive technology, courtesy of NIAVAC.
An enthusiastic Peter Canavan remarked, “I am really excited about the Best Young Sports
Analyst Award competition as it celebrates the increasing importance of match analysis,
technology and strategy in ensuring sporting success. We want pupils to show off their
analytical and commentary skills in a short video, and most importantly we want them to
have fun with the competition.”
“Technology is constantly enhancing how we can teach students, and I am delighted to be
part of a competition that will reward one lucky school with high-tech equipment installed in their classroom.
Clevertouch interactive technology will be of particular importance to the
PE/Sport departments as the interactive element allows coaches and pupils to bring
performance analysis to a whole new level and thus gain an edge on their opponents.
James Conlon, Managing Director of NIAVAC, commented “We are delighted to launch a
school’s competition and to have Peter Canavan on board as our brand ambassador.
Clevertouch technology is really revolutionising classroom learning, replacing interactive
whiteboards in classrooms with sophisticated touchscreen technology that does not require
costly replacement lamps and ongoing maintenance. Over 100 schools throughout Ireland
are already benefitting and we look forward to giving schools across the country the
opportunity to win one for themselves.”
Entries to the competition must be submitted by 5pm on 31st March 2016
Analyst Award competition as it celebrates the increasing importance of match analysis,
technology and strategy in ensuring sporting success. We want pupils to show off their
analytical and commentary skills in a short video, and most importantly we want them to
have fun with the competition.”
“Technology is constantly enhancing how we can teach students, and I am delighted to be
part of a competition that will reward one lucky school with high-tech equipment installed in their classroom.
Clevertouch interactive technology will be of particular importance to the
PE/Sport departments as the interactive element allows coaches and pupils to bring
performance analysis to a whole new level and thus gain an edge on their opponents.
James Conlon, Managing Director of NIAVAC, commented “We are delighted to launch a
school’s competition and to have Peter Canavan on board as our brand ambassador.
Clevertouch technology is really revolutionising classroom learning, replacing interactive
whiteboards in classrooms with sophisticated touchscreen technology that does not require
costly replacement lamps and ongoing maintenance. Over 100 schools throughout Ireland
are already benefitting and we look forward to giving schools across the country the
opportunity to win one for themselves.”
Entries to the competition must be submitted by 5pm on 31st March 2016
Finalists will be selected to go through to the final round with the winner selected by a public vote on Friday 29th April 2016.
Irish sporting fans and technology lovers are encouraged to join the campaign on Twitter @NIAVAC and to check the competition out online for more information visit: www.niavac.com/competition/
Irish sporting fans and technology lovers are encouraged to join the campaign on Twitter @NIAVAC and to check the competition out online for more information visit: www.niavac.com/competition/
