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Laerskool Trichardt invites businesses to Adrenaline Day

The 50/10 Adrenaline Day is happening on September 19.

Laerskool Trichardt is inviting challenging teams and businesses to become part of its 50/10 Adrenaline Day on September 19.

The event promises an action-packed day of challenges, teamwork and excitement, while giving businesses a chance to showcase their brands and support the school.

The event will feature 50 vehicles and 10 obstacles.

Challenge participation costs R5 000 per team of two and includes:

  • A fun-filled day of exciting challenges.
  • Networking opportunities with other businesses.
  • The chance to win fantastic prizes.
  • Bragging rights as one of Laerskool Trichardt’s Adrenaline Champions.

Your entry also includes a goody bag, ammo for shooting challenges, five free drinks, a braai pack, pap and sous, prizes to be won, and a day full of fun and lekker gees.

Exhibition participation costs R5 000 and includes:

  • Exhibition space to showcase products and services.
  • The chance to host one of the challenge stations.
  • Brand exposure.
  • Interaction with participants and community members.

An exhibition and participation package costs R7 500.

This includes:

  • Exhibition space to showcase products and services.
  • The chance to host one of the challenge stations.
  • Brand exposure.
  • Interaction with participants and community members.
  • One complimentary team entry for two people.

Your entry also includes a goody bag, ammo for shooting challenges, five free drinks, a braai pack, pap and sous, prizes to be won, and a day full of fun and lekker gees.

For more information, contact Laerskool Trichardt on 017 638 0244 or email marketing@laerskool.trichardt.co.za

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Mphikeleli Masangu

I've been a journalist for 17 years, first as radio journalist and then print. I have a matric senior certificate and a community journalism certificate from the Unisa. I am a strong investigative, political, municipal and hard news journalist.

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