YOUNGSTERS with a drive to get into design have the chance to create an environmental-themed wrap for an electric van, with the best effort being unveiled at the MotoFest Coventry festival.
School pupils from across Coventry and Warwickshire will be able to create a new design for one of MotoFest partner E.ON Drive’s electric van fleet.
There will be age categories for key stage one, two, three and four students, with individual prizes, including goody bags, on offer for each competition category winner.
There will be a prize-giving ceremony for the four winners, including a photo with a special guest Veloce Racing driver.
And there will be the presentation of a model of the van with its new wrap design to the overall winner.
A van design template will be given to the participating schools to hand out to pupils to use for competition entries.
The competition theme is based on the environment, nature and sustainability and the design should also feature electric vehicles or sustainable forms of transport.
All entries will need to be submitted by April 14.
MotoFest returns on June 3 and 4 after last year’s event was postponed as a mark of respect following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
James Noble, MotoFest Coventry festival director, said: “It’s an incredible opportunity for school pupils to create an environmentally themed van wrap design that will not only be showcased at MotoFest Coventry but continue to be seen throughout its service as one of E.ON Drive’s fully sustainable fleet of electric vans.”
Visit: coventrymotofest.com/van-wrap-competition/ for more information.
