Primary School
Thank you!
Thank you so much for supporting BBC Children in Need this year! We know it’s been a really challenging time for schools, so your support means more than ever!
We loved seeing schools across the country holding wellbeing weeks and joining in with Joe Wicks’ 24 hour PE challenge, helping to power him across the finish line to raise vital funds for children and young people who need it most.
Be sure to order your thank you certificate below, you’ve earnt it!
There’s also a special Joe Wicks 24hour challenge certificate for you to print off and display with pride!
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.
Continue the conversation
We know how important talking is to mental wellbeing so we’ve connected with Dr Radha to help you start the conversation with your class. Play the ‘Tips to Wellbeing’ video to pupils and make sure you check out the version for teachers too.
We’ve also created a hub of free resources inspired by the Five Ways to Wellbeing for you to explore with your class.
Visit the hub to view all the resources you can do as a class, including mindfulness activities and growth mindset challenges.
You’ll also find 5minute morning energising workouts with Joe Wicks to get you moving and feeling good
Joe Wicks 24 hour P.E. challenge
So many schools joined Joe Wicks to finish his epic 24hour PE challenge to raise money for BBC Children in Need!
Thank you for tuning in, joining in, cheering him on and helping him complete his epic challenge. Missed it, or want to take part in the workout again? Click the link below
Example resources
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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.
