We are delighted to support BARDOC’s of a new competition for primary school children across Bury and the surrounding areas, encouraging young people to learn about healthy living in a fun and creative way.
The competition, titled “Healthy Hero Competition”, invites primary school aged children to submit a drawing showing what being a Healthy Hero means to them. Entries will be judged on creativity, originality, and the positive health message.
The initiative forms part of BARDOC’s ongoing commitment to supporting wellbeing within local communities.
We have shared this competition to all our junior teams of primary school age and many are expected to get involved.
Hannah Brindle, Community Development Officer at Bury FC said: “We’re proud to support BARDOC in launching the Healthy Hero Competition and encouraging children across Bury to think creatively about what it means to live a healthy lifestyle.
At Bury FC, we are passionate about inspiring young people both on and off the pitch, and this initiative is a fantastic way to promote positive habits around physical activity, nutrition and mental wellbeing in a fun and engaging way.
We’re really looking forward to seeing the imaginative entries from our junior teams and the wider community.”
Sara Frost – Head of People Services at BARDOC added: “We are excited to launch this competition and give children the opportunity to express their ideas about health and wellbeing.
By making learning fun and engaging, we hope to inspire young people to think positively about staying active, eating well, and looking after their mental health.”
The competition closes on 27th March 2026. Winners will receive a voucher and be invited to visit BARDOC HQ to meet some of the healthcare team. Winning entries will also be showcased on the BARDOC website.