Primary School
Sign up for your Free Fundraising Kit
Joe Wicks is back again this year and will be visiting some very lucky school winners to deliver a fun-filled workout session!
For your chance to win a visit from Joe, all you have to do is register for your fundraising kit below.
Please make sure to use your school details in the form.
Privacy notice
BBC Children in Need will collect and process the personal information that you provide to us for the purposes sending the fundraising pack and administering the prize draw. We are the ‘data controller’ of this information and process the data on the basis of our legitimate interests to interact with fundraisers and promote our campaigns. Additional information about how we use your personal data can be found in the BBC Children in Need Privacy and Cookie Policy .
Your data may be shared with our fulfilment partner Multi Resource Marketing Ltd and other third parties for the purpose of fulfilment only if you win the prize draw.
We will retain your data in accordance with our retention policy, an extract of which is available on request.
If you have any questions about how BBC Children in Need handles your personal information, or you wish to find out about your rights, please visit here.
You’re welcome to get in touch with us to discuss your information at any time. Our contact details are here.
Pay in your fundraising
The easiest for schools to pay in your fundraising money is with our online donation page on the be link below.
If you want to send us a cheque, pop it in the post to us and don’t forget to include your school name with the cheque. Our address is
BBC Children in Need, PO Box 648,
Salford, M5 0LB.
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Changing lives near you
From coast to coast, in towns and cities right across the UK, BBC Children in Need is out there making a difference.
The amazing projects we support help change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people all over the country.
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means a 13 year old boy is able to meet with a youth worker and confide about his difficult home life for the first time.
means a shy 11 year old girl affected by poverty can have weekly support from a mentor who helps her uncover new skills and believe in herself.
pays for a 14 year old girl to attend bereavement counselling after her dad's suicide.
