Custom Computers Ltd. is once again proud to reward excellence in education through their annual “A’s for Excellence” campaign. Students studying at the primary, secondary and tertiary level at registered institutions throughout The Bahamas are eligible to enter. No purchase is necessary. Every student who earns at least one “A” Grade or its equivalent in his or her final report card for the 2013/2014 academic year may enter for a chance to win an exciting prize. New to the campaign this year: The Family Island school with the most entries will receive a state-of-the art multifunction machine (fax/printer/scanner/copier).

“This event is very important to us each year and we warmly encourage all Bahamian schools and colleges to participate as a way of rewarding our many talented students who work hard every day to excel in their studies,” said Custom Computers Director Pia Farmer. “We are particularly excited to be offering a prize for the Family Island school with the most entries this time and are striving to spread the word to as many institutions and educators as possible across the country.”

To enter, New Providence students are asked to bring a copy of their report card or transcript to one of the Custom Computers Know-How Stores in the Harbour Bay Shopping Plaza, on Cable Beach or at the Solomon’s Super Center and fill out an entry form. Students under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Family Island students may enter online at www.AforExcellence.com.

Students can enter once for each “A” Grade they have received in any given subject; therefore, the better they do overall in their studies, the more chances they have to win.

Deadline for all submissions is 3:00 PM on Sunday, August 10th, 2014. (There will be no exceptions.) The random prize drawings will take place on Friday, August 15th. Further details will be made available nearer the date.

For additional information on the prizes for each category, entry rules and ongoing updates, please visit www.AforExcellence.com.

PICTURED: Members of the Custom Computers Know-How Team, parents, educators and students enjoy the “A’s for Excellence” drawing in 2013. Photos by Bahamas Visual Services.