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The easiest way to raise funds for your school


Did you know, nearly 10% of all schools and PTAs run a lottery as an effective opportunity to raise additional funds for their school. That’s because schools often raise between £5,000 to £9,000 extra a year, whilst parents and carers win some great prizes. With an easy-to-use school lottery, you can raise unlimited funds with minimal effort. Because it’s completely online, the lottery runs alongside your other activities and is a great way to engage busy parents.


Enrol your school by signing up at Your School Lottery Simply share via the school WhatsApp or newsletter Tickets cost £1 per week - easy set-up for supporting parents We supply everything you need to promote the lottery The draw takes place every Saturday night There’s a guaranteed cash winner each week for your school* And, a chance to win the Jackpot Prize of £25,000**


*One of your parents or carers playing will win a cash prize each week, the equivalent to 25% of your ticket sales. The more people play the bigger the prize! ****The £25,000 Jackpot prize was won a fantastic 7 times in 2025.


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Summer Golden Draw £10k Cash Bonanza: £5k for you, £5k for your school!


YOUR SCHOOL LOTTERY


Enrol your school by signing up at


YourSchoolLottery.co.uk to get your FREE


marketing pack sent directly to your school!


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