Upcoming events & ideas for fundraising GO ON DO ONE!
Bobby Wrights Cancer Fighting Fund!
We are holing a sponsored parachute jump to raise money for
Bobby we already have around 10-20 people involved. We are waiting for a date
to be arranged, and we are also waiting for the weather to get slightly warmer!
If you would like to take part in this
great opportunity please call us on: 01392 834 857
February 11th Saturday
The Weary Traveller-STATION ROAD,CULLOMPTON DEVON
EX151BQ – 01884 32317
hosting a gig by local covers band ‘Meness’.
Modest door charge of £2.50 per person, Food & drinks available.
Another great family night out
Please ring for more details.
February 13th Monday
The Courtenay –
45, Queen St,
Newton Abbot,
Devon
TQ12 2AQ
Are holding a Speeding Dating event, there are already about 60 involved.
Also ‘The Crackers’ – Local band doing a charity gig, great music, refreshments, if you love music this is for you.
Pop down and have a great night & you never know you might meet that special someone.
For more information call: 01626 351695
22nd Febuary 2006 – Wednesday
Vegas Entertainment Presents:
Charity Show featuring original 70’s legends Mud, with special guest
Lisa-Marie plus Robbie Williams and Will Young from ITV’s Stars In
Their
Eyes. Also, local bands Stillyano and Notch.
Lots of great bands and music, treat your self and your family to a great night out.
auction of
memorabilia and other special surprise guests To Be Announced!!
St. George’s Hall
Exeter
Start time: 8pm
Please ring 01392 211 080 for full information
Special thanks for sponsors : Pro Sound & Light www.prosoundandlight.co.uk (all PA & Lights)
Quickprint Exeter (flyers), Prontaprint Exeter (posters) – Vegas Ents.
We have sponsor forms posters etc and we wil provide all the help you need and wil publicise your event in the local press who are very keen to help.
Here are some ideas for people wanting to help and raise money for Bobby’s Cancer Fighting Fund:-
A – Abseil – a group of people could abseil down a local building,Aerobics: sponsored marathon/competion, Antiques fair Arts or crafts stall/exhibition/fair, Auctions.
B – Bad hair/tie day, Baked beans bath, Barbecue, Barn Dance, Bits and Pieces (music quiz), BMX bike display or competition, Book/comic sale, Boot sale, Bouncy castle – it could be a sponsored event, eg number of bounces per minute!
C – Cabarets/talent shows, Car boot sale, Car washing (in schools grounds)
Class collections, Coffee mornings, bottle tops, coins, stamps), Competitions Computer games knockout, best if played in pairs.
Concerts/recitals/plays/shows, Cook books – writing a class or school cookbook that can then be sold, Cookery contest (eg Ready Steady Cook – could be the teachers!), Cookie Challenge.
D-Dance marathon, Dinner dance/ball Discos/raves, Donkey Derby, Dragon boat race, Dry Cornflakes/Cream, Cracker-eating contest.
E-Easter egg hunt, Easter party, Egg rolling competition.
F-Face painting Fairs, fetes, bazaars, etc Fancy dress party/day Fashion show (with clothes made by pupils or donated by local shops)
Film show/premiere, Fireworks party (adults to organise) Flower/fruit/vegetable show/sale/display/stall, Foam party- fill paddling or swimming pool with foam and then party! Football tournament.
G-Game shows (eg Stars In Their Eyes, Wheel of Fortune, Blockbusters, Blind Date etc), Gigs (local bands play in school) Gladiators/Gladifakers, Golf match.
H-Hair beading/plaiting, Halloween party, Hot-dog/burger stand.
I – It’s a Knockout competition
J – Judo competition or display (adults to organise), Jumble sale.
K – Karaoke competition/display (adults to organise), Kite flying.
L – Line dancing Longest chain of paper-clips, line of coins, etc Lottery – can be Chocco Lotto where numbers are put onto sweet packets.
M – Man O Man (or Teacher O Teacher), Marathon events table tennis, aerobics, line dancing, badminton, etc (in shift teams at work) Midsummer masked ball.
Midnight film shows/parties/nonuniform/denim/tracksuit/etc day, Murder Mystery evening.
N – New Year’s Eve dance/party Night-time hide and seek, using torches, No work day, students choose what they want to do.
O – Old-time music hall, One hundred club -raising £100 every week, half term or term, or a fundraising club with 100 members in it.
P – Pancake day race/competition, Panel games Parties – school birthday/anniversary, etc Penalty shoot-out competition, Penny mile, where coins are lined up and measured – can be done in teams, Pet show, Photographic competitions, Pram push.
Q – Quizzes
R – Races Raffles (see guidelines), Rapping contest, show or sponsored event.
S – Saints’ days parties/theme day, Santa’s grotto School fair, Scoff-a-hotdog competition (eg ‘who can eat two in the fastest time possible’!), Shakespeare marathon, Silly games afternoons: egg & spoon, silly races, wet sponge throwing, etc.
Skateboard display, Slide evening, Soap episodes show or theme day, Sponsored events (eg bike ride, dog walk, knit, kite-flying, headshave, haircut, hula-hooping, no smoking, rapping, run, shoe-clean, silence, sing, sports match, swim, talk, three-legged walks, walk, watch TV/don’t watch TV, window clean, etc).
Sports contests, teachers vs students (no PE teachers allowed!) Stalls at fairs etc (eg cakes, plants, books) Strawberry and cream tea party, Student-teacher swap day, Swap-shop.
T – Tea party, Teddy bears’ picnic, Theme days/ evenings (eg countries – French, Spanish; soap operas, past-eras etc). Throwing wet sponges at a person/ teacher in stocks, great at a summer fair!
Tombola, Top of the Pops show, teachers or students miming and dancing to chart music, Treasure hunt, Tuck shop.
U – Uniform days (for schools without a uniform and/ or for teachers), University challenge.
V – Variety show
W – Wacky Races, Whist drive, White Elephant stall,nm Who’s that baby? (students and staff bring in photos of themselves as babies).
X – X-Files day (Use your imagination – the ideas are out there!), Xmas fair/panto/party.
Y – Yacht race, etc, Young Enterprise Scheme run by students, donate part of profits (eg making and selling cards).
Z – Zany parties