Case Studies
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Sky Sports Living for Sport Student of the Year Awards 2010
Sky Sports Living for Sport (SSLfS), delivered in partnership with the Youth Sport Trust, is a free initiative that uses sport to motivate and inspire young people to be the best they can be.
In order to raise greater awareness of the initiative and encourage more schools to take part, Midnight recommended that a national awards scheme be developed - Student of the Year Awards 2010.
The Awards encouraged schools from across the UK to nominate pupils who have participated in the SSLfS initiative whose personal stories reflect how powerful a tool sport can be in encouraging young people to be the best they can be across all areas of life.
Olympic gold medal winning sprinter and Sky Sports Living for Sport Ambassador, Darren Campbell, lead the judging panel to decide the twelve regional finalists and overall UK winner.
Midnight’s challenge was to deliver a high profile in the regional, education and sports media in order to encourage even more schools to register.
Results
- A total of 178 positive coverage hits
- A total of 29x interviews
- A circulation hit of 59m
- An AVE total of £341k
- A 29% increase in schools registering for the scheme
Additionally, the Awards have been deemed a great success and will be held again in 2011, this time with an additional award for the Teacher of the Year and managed by Midnight once more.


















