Quick and easy fundraising activities to run with your students this Sport Relief.

Use our film (link for film included in PowerPoint) about 15-year-old Sipho, who lives in a township near Cape Town, South Africa. The townships are violent and dangerous, and one in five young people who grows up there suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of tough childhood experiences. This assembly will help your pupils compare their lives with those of others and understand the difference their fundraising makes.

Planning a sponsored event? Use our handy sponsorship form to keep a record of your fundraising.

Deepen your students' understanding of Sipho's story through these PSHE and tutor time activities.

Explore the link between sport and wellbeing with our inspirational activity ideas.

Get your pupils to think about the difference they can make when they take part in Sport Relief, and ask them to fill in a pledge card. Stick them up in the classroom to see just how far your school is going for Sport Relief.

Use this editable template to tell parents and carers about your Sport Relief fundraising activities

Read these top tips for publicising your Sport Relief fundraising activities and events

Recognise your fundraisers' hard work with this downloadable Well Done certificate.

Decorate your school for Sport Relief event with this downloadable bunting.

Use these at your Mile event.

Publicise your fundraising event with this handy schools' press release template.

Print out and glue this Sport Relief label to your donation bucket to show who you are fundraising for.

Our fun sweepstake poster will get the whole staffroom involved this Sport Relief.

Use this editable template to tell staff about your Sport Relief fundraising activities

Use this editable template to ask local businesses to support your Sport Relief fundraising.

Use these posters to publicise your fundraising event.

Use these posters to publicise your fundraising event.

Get more Sport Relief stickers with this printable template.

Convince the most powerful people in your school to choose Sport Relief as one of your charities.

Use these posters to publicise your fundraising event.