Remember we all need to keep moving every day for optimal health, even if it’s just for 30 minutes.
Moving doesn’t need to be hard, there are creative ways to move in your day-to-day life! We don’t even think about what we’re doing when we’re absorbed in something enjoyable, so to help you keep moving between classes and have some fun, we’re holding a treasure hunt on each campus this month – so get sleuthing and you could share in our fantastic prize pool valued at $2240!
Crack your campus clues to enter now!
By 9am on each Monday morning for three weeks (15, 22 and 29 April) we’ll be posting a new riddle for each campus on this blog (check your campus riddle in the drop-down menu below). Solving this riddle will lead you to discover the location of a beautiful painted rock hidden somewhere on your campus.
Once you follow the clues and spot the rock in its secret location, turn the rock over and discover the code word on the underside (please remember put the rock back exactly where you found it for the next explorer!).
For your chance to go into the draw to WIN one of four six-month DeakinACTIVE memberships or a pair of Sony WH-1000XM5 Premium Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, simply complete the entry form with your details and the code word once you’ve read and consented to the Terms and Conditions. You’ll be able to access the entry form by scanning a QR code placed near each hidden rock you discover.
Week 3 riddle, Monday 29 April
In LC’s depths, past the café’s delight,
A white pot plant holds the rock, out of sight.
By Health & Wellbeing’s calming stance,
to the left of Security’s watchful glance.
Week 3 riddle, Monday 29 April
Upon a bar table, amidst clinks and chatter,
In this communal space, where memories scatter.
In the DUSA Kitchen, where flavors meet,
Find the rock, a moment sweet.
Week 3 riddle, Monday 29 April
In the heart of campus buzz, where students convene,
Beside the café’s aroma, a treasure unseen.
Near the vending machine’s hum and the lounge’s cheer,
A cosy spot awaits, the rock drawing near.
Week 3 riddle, Monday 29 April
In the corner where greenery thrives,
Amongst the bark where tranquility dives.
Opposite Building B’s medical grace,
Find the rock in this serene space.
Remember to check this Deakin Life blog and Deakin Life Instagrameach Monday morning throughout the competition period for the new clue for your campus! The new weekly riddle for your campus will be published in the drop-down menu above by 9am on the following dates:
Week 1 (competition launch): Monday 15 April
Week 2: Monday 22 April
Week 3: Monday 29 April.
You can enter the competition up to three times (by completing one entry per week, with the week’s unique code word) for more chances to win, but even if you only enter once on any given week, you’re still in with a shot to win a great prize! You have until 9am on Monday 6 May 2024 to complete your entries.
Happy hunting and best of luck!
The promoter of this competition is Deakin University ABN 56 721 584 203 of 1 Gheringhap Street, Geelong VIC 3220.
Information on how to enter forms part of these Terms and Conditions. By entering, entrants agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions and entries must comply with these Terms and Conditions to be valid.
This competition is governed by the laws in force in the state of Victoria, Australia.
The competition
The competition is free to enter and is strictly only open to current Deakin students.
Entrants can enter the competition a maximum of three times.
Staff employed by Deakin and their immediate family members are not eligible to enter the competition.
Competition period
The competition period is from9amMonday 15 April to 9am on Monday 6 May 2024.
Prizes
There are fiveprize packs to be won,consisting offour six-monthDeakin ACTIVE memberships (one per campus), and one set of Sony WH-1000XM5 Premium Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones.
The prize pack is valued at $2240.
How to enter
Students will be given three riddles via the Deakin Life blog, one per week of the competition duration, and will use these to find the location of a hidden rock on campus.
Once students havelocated the rock, a one-word code will be written underneath.
Students will submit this code, along with their name, Student ID, Deakin email address, mobile phone number and campus via an online submission form. There will be a QR code near the rock that links to this.
Students can repeat this three times, across the three weeks of the competition, to go in the draw to win the prize.
Selection and notification of winner
The prize recipients will be randomly drawn on Monday 6 May 2024. The winner will be contacted by email the same day.
The DeakinACTIVE membership will then be purchased and emailed to the winner by Friday 10 May 2024.
The headphones will either be sent via post or arrangements will be made with the winner to pick them up on their respective campus.
Prizes are not transferrable and are not redeemable for cash. Deakin’s decision is final and binding – no correspondence will be entered into. Deakin accepts no responsibility for late, lost or misdirected entries or other communications. Entries will be deemed void if forged, manipulated or tampered with in any way.
Entrants consent to Deakin using their name, image or voice for promotional purposes. Entrants agree to make themselves available for a photograph and interview if theirs is the winning entry and if requested by Deakin.
Prize recipients consent to their name and photograph being published on Deakin social media and other digital channels if requested to in all forms as determined by the Student Communications Team in Student Services.
Privacy collection, use and disclosure statement
Personal information provided to Deakin University by entrants will be used to notify the winner of the competition. A photograph of the winners may be published on Deakin University’s social media channels including Facebook, Twitter, WordPress and Instagram and other digital channels such as the Deakin Life blog.
Deakin University complies with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic) in its treatment of personal information. Entrants have a right to access their personal information held by the University. Requests for access to personal information are managed under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Vic).
