You lot got up to all sorts of incredible things for Sport Relief 2010 and we can’t wait to hear what you’re up to for 2012. The school showcase competition is now closed but let us know what fun fundraising feats you’re involved with this year and your school could appear on our showcase.
Year 6 pupils from St. Paul’s Catholic Primary School took to the ice and enjoyed some winter fun to show their support for Sport Relief.
The kids’ last chance to get their skates on at Ice Cube in Millennium Square before it closes for the spring and gets ready to host the start line for the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in Leeds on Sunday 25th March.
Borrowdale Church of England Primary School in Cumbria won’t just be raising cash for Sport Relief 2012, they’ll be helping to raise awareness of the importance of rural schools in isolated communities.
All the pupils in the valley will do a walk with the local pensioners, including one who is 86 years young, around the stunningly beautiful course in Borrowdale, Cumbria.
They’re hoping to show how important it is to make links between younger and older members of the community, particularly in isolated, rural areas.
The whole entire school at Albany Science College, Chorley is taking part in a massive Zumbathon to help raise cash for Sport Relief 2012.
The pupils will take over the main hall for the day, grouped into their house teams. Everyone will follow an instructor on stage – and to make it extra fun, all members of staff taking part will go at the front of the class, so everyone can see their moves!
In 2010, the staff and pupils at Stoke Newington School in London made healthy Sport Relief treats in class and sold them to their fellow students.
Together with a sports event and a non-uniform day they raised an incredible £800!
Beaumont Primary School teamed up local football team, Bolton Wanderers, for a day of fun filled Sport Relief fundraising in 2010.
Everyone paid to play and, with penalty shootouts, tenpin bowling and a sponsored keepy uppy challenge, they scored a staggering £2,266!
Please take our survey to tell us what you thought of Sport Relief for schools and early years - you could win a Red Letter Day.
It's not too late to do something for Sport Relief. You could dive right into the Big Splash Mile for Sport Relief at swimming pools across the country on 27th April.