BBC Children in Need’s Just Dance for Pudsey
BBC Children in Need has teamed up with Just Dance Now and Ukie for an exciting collaboration.
We are offering one lucky school the chance to take part and compete in a brand new, live BBC gaming show on Friday 10th November 2023.
Entries for Just Dance For Pudsey are now closed.
That’s right, one lucky school will win the chance to dance in a brand new, live gaming show on Friday 10th November.
The show will be broadcast live from Confetti X in Nottingham on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three simultaneously.
All you have to do is enter a team into our ballot. One school will then be picked at random and invited to dance live on TV.
The ballot opens on Wednesday 27th September and closes on Monday 9th October at 2pm, after which the winning team will be selected by a random generator and contacted by email that day.
We’ve chosen two of Pudsey’s favourite songs for you to practice your moves to – Eye of the Tiger by Survivor or Radioactive by Imagine Dragons.
Both songs are featured in Pudsey’s Playlist, which is free to download on the Just Dance Now app. Check it out and get practicing your moves!
App Store (iPhone) Google Play (Android)
For all the resources you’ll need to host your own Just Dance Now tournament, Digital Schoolhouse have got you covered:
Digital Schoolhouse x Just Dance for Pudsey Resources
FIND YOUR TEAM AND GET DANCING!
Please donate
If you’re able to show your support to BBC Children in Need please make a donation
Ways to Collect Fundraising Money
Whether you’re collecting money with our DIY Pudsey moneybox, setting up a free donations page with ParentPay or using our free downloadable sponsorship form, here’s everything you need to know about collecting and sending in money.
Why Join In?
We know the vital and life changing difference that can be made through children’s positive relationships with trusted project workers, who inspire, encourage and help children and young people navigate through the challenges they face.
With your help, we can continue funding project workers across the UK who support children and young people to thrive and be the best they can be.
