Schools

Ideas, events and tips that your whole school, college or nursery can get involved with.

Whether it’s through existing events such as a school play, concert or summer fête, or new fundraising events and unusual activities, there are endless ways you can get involved and raise money for your local hospice.

Fun school fundraising ideas

  • Non-school uniform day
  • Sponsored silence
  • Talent show
  • School fashion show
  • Tea towels

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We'd love to help you with your fundraising. If you need any support, inspiration or resources, our fundraising team are happy to help.

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Some of the amazing fundraising by local schools

1.6k

raised by Shoreham Academy students who completed a 10 mile trek over the South Downs

£155

made by The Regis School by making and selling Christmas cards

£131

fundraised by Fordwater School in memory of a teacher by holding an activities day

Feelings Activity Book

We’ve put together a Feelings Activity Book for children aged 9-10 years as we believe it’s more important than ever to be talking to children about loss and transition. The activity book is full of activities that children can work on independently, in groups, or with the help of a teacher or parent.

About the Feelings Activity Book

This is a fun activity book which helps children explore their feelings, relationships in the wider world, resilience, loss and transition. It can be completed by individuals, in groups or with the support of parents, carers or teachers.

Feedback from Deputy Head, Tamara Pearson, of Sion Junior School:

“This is absolutely superb! It is pitched exactly right and has the right balance of information and reflection. I am quite sure that many children will find this resource hugely useful.”

Download the Feelings Activity Booklet

Read Lola's inspiring story

Lola was only 10 when she encouraged English Martyrs Catholic Primary school to choose St Barnabas as their charity to support. Lola chose St Barnabas after seeing the way the hospice cared for her beloved Nanny, and is following the the footsteps of her great-aunt who has organised fundraisers and volunteered for St Barnabas too!

Read the full story