Ray White Upper North Shore is delighted to announce our Halloween Colouring Competition! Forms can be picked up from any of our six offices in Wahroonga, Turramurra, St Ives, Roseville, Hornsby, and Pennant Hills, or downloaded from this link. Be sure to submit your finished masterpiece to one of our offices by 5pm on Friday, 1 November, for a chance to win!
We look forward to seeing your spooktacular creations!
Terms and Conditions
• Limit of 1 entry per child
• If the organiser is unable to contact the winners within 7 days, another winner will be selected.
• Ray White Upper North Shore staff are not able to enter the competition.
• Entries will be judged by a judging panel for their creativity and uniqueness.
• All entries will be considered with equal weighting.
• Selected entries may also be displayed at Ray White Upper North Shore’s offices and digital channels No personal details will be uploaded; only the child’s first name and age will be displayed.
• All decisions made by the judging panel are final and no correspondence will be entered into.
• Winners in three age categories will be decided upon on Monday 4 November 2024.
• In the event that a prize is lost after being awarded, Ray White Upper North Shore are not responsible for providing a replacement or issuing another form of compensation for the lost prize.
• By participating in the competition, is automatic acceptance of the Terms & Conditions.
• Contestants must have parental or guardian consent to enter the colouring competition.
Our privacy and data collection policy is available to view: https://www.raywhite.com/franchisee-privacy-policy/
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