BETT Review
Sport Relief FREE Schools Fundraising Resource Packs available now!
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port Relief is a unique opportunity for young people and schools. Bringing together sport and global citizenship, it gives students the chance to participate in something active, inclusive and fun, while taking positive action to change the world around them.
“Those students who are normally unwilling to participate in sport found it could be fun and inclusive; giving them a sense of achievement and wellbeing, as well as raising their confidence levels.” Head of PE and Sports, Secondary School This year, teachers are gearing up to get their whole school involved in the biggest year of sport with the help of our fantastic free Schools Fundraising Resource Packs – available to order online at
sportrelief.com/schools
The packs are tailored to primary and secondary schools and include everything needed to hold a brilliant event for Sport Relief on Friday 23rd March 2012, including a fundraising guide, promotional posters, balloons, stickers and exclusive materials to decorate your Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in school.
Pupils will learn about how their fundraising helps too, as each pack contains huge interactive story posters and an animated CD-Rom showcasing films of young people benefitting from Comic Relief-funded projects in Sierra Leone and the UK.
And that’s not all. We have an exclusive (and very popular!) Sweatbands for Schools Scheme which enables you to buy our special Sport Relief Sweatbands to sell on to your pupils. You pay
just a small deposit upfront and then send us the remaining balance after Sport Relief once they’re all sold. Suitable for all ages, Sweatbands are the must have accessory for Sport Relief (just check out JLS on the front cover!) and the easiest way to raise cash – buy them today and they’ll go like hot cakes.
uTo get your FREE PACK and to order your Sweatbands visit
www.sportrelief.com/schools
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