Iceland Foods
School Supper Club
Iceland Foods is on a mission to save hot dinners and support families through the cost-of-living crisis this winter. As part of their support, the supermarket has launched a School Supper Club initiative across the UK in partnership with ParentKind.
This winter initiative will see families, kids and staff from a selection of schools across the country come together to deliver hot meals for their local community.
All food and drink will be donated by Iceland Foods and the PTAs participating in this initiative will also be equipped with the marketing assets needed to promote the event in the local area.
The supermarket will also share a range of recipe ideas and instructions on how to use more energy efficient cooking methods such as air fryers, slow cookers and microwaves through Iceland’s recently launched blog, Affoodable.
PTAs can enter now to be in with a chance of hosting a School Supper Club in partnership with Iceland by Wednesday 23rd November. School Supper Clubs are due to take place from Monday 12th December until Sunday 18th December 2022.
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Supper Club Prize Draw
- Prize consists of x 1 £200 Iceland/The Food Warehouse gift voucher per winner to spend on hosting a supper club evening at the winner’s nominated school. There will be 10 (ten) winners selected in total on Friday 25th November 2022 using a random computerised process.
- To enter the prize draw, you will need to provide your full name, email address, phone number and your nominated school’s name and address via the following link: Research.net Powered Online Survey.
- Prize draw closes at 23:59 on Wednesday 23rd November 2022. Entries received outside of this time, or which do not meet the entry criteria, will not be considered.
- Entry is free. Only one entry per person
- Claiming the prize: The winners will receive a telephone call and email to advise that they have won on or just after 25th November 2022.
- No cash alternative will be offered for the prize and the prize is non-exchangeable and non-transferable. Iceland reserves the right to substitute the prize for an item of similar value.
- The prize draw is open to UK residents aged 18 or over. Employees and staff of Iceland, their respective families and agencies or anyone connected with this prize draw are not permitted to enter.
- The prize will be sent by Royal Mail Signed For to the winner’s nominated school using the postal address provided by the winner and will be dispatched within 3 days of the winners being randomly selected. Iceland accepts no liability for any lost or delayed prizes.
- The result of the prize draw is final, and no correspondence will be entered into. Iceland reserves the right to cancel or amend the prize draw or these terms and conditions at any time without prior written notice if circumstances beyond Iceland’s control make this necessary. Iceland will not be responsible for any entries that are incomplete, lost or delayed or have not been transmitted due to computer error or any other reason which is beyond Iceland’s control. Proof of entry is not proof of receipt.
- The prize may only be used to host a supper club at the nominated school of the winner between 12th December 2022 and 18th December 2022. Iceland reserves the right to cancel the prize if it reasonably believes that it is not being used for this purpose.
- Use of the prize will be subject to Iceland gift voucher terms and conditions. These can be found on the back of the gift card or at iceland.co.uk/terms. Expiry 24 months after activation.
- By entering the prize draw, entrants are deemed to have accepted and be bound by these terms and conditions.
- The only personal data Iceland will process about each entrant for the purpose of the prize draw is their name, and for the winners, their telephone number, email address and postal address for confirming that they have won the prize (“Personal Data”). Iceland will process personal data in line with the Data Protection Act 2018 and Iceland’s privacy policy, which can be found at: http://www.iceland.co.uk/privacy-policy. Any questions about these should be directed to the Data Protection Officer at [email protected].
- Iceland may be required by law or court order to share Personal Data with the police or other law enforcement authorities.
- The prize draw is governed by the law of England and Wales and is subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
- Promoter: Iceland Foods Limited (“Iceland”), Second Avenue, Deeside Industrial Park, Deeside, Flintshire, CH5 2NW.
About Iceland Foods
Iceland is recognised as the UK’s leader in frozen food and operates over 950 stores across the country, together with a multi-award-winning online shopping service. It prides itself on being a convenient and friendly place to do the family’s weekly shop, as well as meet everyone’s daily top-up shopping needs for fresh, chilled, frozen food and groceries. For more than 20 years Iceland has also offered a unique, free home delivery service for in-store purchases.
Iceland has won multiple awards for the quality of its food and service. Recent honours including being named Best Online Retailer and Best Frozen Food Retailer at the Retail Industry Awards 2018, Community Retailer of the Year at the Retail Week Awards 2018, Online Retailer of the Year at the IGD Awards 2017, and Online Supermarket of the Year at the Grocer Gold Awards 2017. Iceland’s online shopping service was also named the UK’s best in the 2016, 2017 and 2018 Which? supermarket surveys. Iceland has ranked as one of the UK’s Best Big Companies to Work For in each of the last 12 years, and was number one in both 2012 and 2014. Iceland was also named best UK supermarket for customer service in the 2018 and 2019 UK Customer Satisfaction Index.
Since 1970, Iceland has been proudly demonstrating to shoppers just how the Power of Frozen can deliver an extensive choice of high quality, great-tasting food from fine sources around the world at great value prices, while naturally generating low levels of food waste.
Research conducted by Manchester Metropolitan University suggested that switching to frozen food can reduce household food bills by as much as £1500 a year.
Always committed to doing the right thing for customers, communities and the environment, Iceland was a pioneer in removing artificial colours, flavours and nonessential preservatives from its own label food in the 1980s, and in banning genetically modified ingredients in the 1990s. In 2018 it committed to becoming the first major retailer, globally, to eliminate plastic packaging from all of its own label products by the end of 2023, and to remove palm oil as an ingredient from its own label range by the end of 2018.
Inclusion in the Parentkind Supplier Directory is based on the recommendation of at least one PTA or voluntary organisation that has used the supplier’s services and does not imply any recommendation from Parentkind. Parentkind disclaims all liability for any loss, damages or expense whatsoever and howsoever arising under any arrangement or contract made between a company included in the Parentkind Supplier Directory and any PTA. It is strongly recommended that all PTAs take their own precautions before entering into any arrangements or contracts with such companies.
