3. Complete Your Written Entry Paper Plus Page Of Images
Getting this paper right is key to success. It must be tailored to the category criteria and it must contain all your main facts – it needs to ‘sell’ the project to our judging panel. This information must stand alone and not rely on supporting materials (see below). Click here or take a look at the images below to see an example of what your entry paper should look like.


Your entry paper (two pages stapled to one page of four captioned images) must respond to the criteria of the category which you are entering (see above), must be written in English and must include ALL the following entry paper headings:
1. Category Entered
2. Organisation/Company/Client name (if you are entering on behalf of a client please make this clear eg John Smith & Co on behalf of The XYZ Museum)
3. Title of project/exhibition/campaign/service being entered
4. Brief summary of team involved
Then tailor the following sections to the catergory specific criteria:
5. Description of the project/exhibition/campaign/service
6. Overall objective
7. Implementation
8. Creativity and/or originality
9. Impact on visitor numbers where applicable, please be clear about the scale and reach of your project. Provide us with the facts!
10. Outcome, including formal evaluation of results
11. Cost of delivery and Return on Investment – please note these figures will be treated confidentially
Please note the following restrictions:
– Your Written Entry Paper should not exceed 2 sides of A4 and a minimum font size of 11 pt. This two page paper should be stapled to your single page of four captioned images. Please do not bind it.