ADVERTORIAL
Whatever moves you, do it for SPORT RELIEF
Sport Relief is back between 17th - 23rd March and there’s still plenty of time for you and your students to join in the fun and the fundraising!
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f you haven’t ordered a totally free secondary fundraising pack stuffed full of fun stuff like stickers and balloons, you can do that right now by visiting
shop.sportrelief.com
While you’re there, you can also order boxes of Sport Relief wristbands with our exclusive ‘only- pay-a-little-bit-upfront’ schools deal. They’re a great way to kick off your fundraising and an easy way to show your support for the cause. To help you get the most out of Sport Relief, we’ve created lots of great resources for schools just like yours at
sportrelief.com/secondary. On this page, you’ll be able to get your hands on loads of useful downloads, including challenge kits and poster packs, templates for press releases and sponsorship forms. There’s also learning resources and lesson plans to help your students better understand where the money they’re raising will go. They’re all linked by the inspiring story of Sipho, a teenager from South Africa who has been able to overcome his PTSD and addiction issues with the help of a surf therapy project funded with Sport Relief cash. The money raised for Sport Relief will go to help vulnerable people, both here in the UK and across the world. Just twenty pounds could provide a month’s combined surfing and therapy sessions for a young person, living in a South African township, who’s experienced violence or abuse.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic chance to bring your whole school community together to get active, raise money and change lives. Find out more at
sportrelief.com
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