Have fun and make an impact with your class!

By partnering with Right To Play or supporting us through fundraising activities such as sports days, charity matches, themed events, or student-led initiatives, your students can have fun and build leadership and teamwork skills, and enhance global citizenship and cross-curricular learning.

"We thoroughly enjoyed our day of play and it sparked some great discussions with our Year 5 children about the importance of play for everyone!"
- Primary School Teacher
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MARK INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PLAY WITH A PLAYFUL FUNDRAISER

Each year, we proudly celebrate the UN-recognised International Day of Play with our school partners, coming together to champion every child’s right to play, learn, and thrive.

Join schools all over the UK and plan a Play Day with your pupils to celebrate International Day of Play. Play and fundraise to help children around the world stay in school, improve their learning and take charge of their future.

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How we work with schools

Right To Play works closely with schools across the UK to inspire students to make a difference through play, sport, and community action. We collaborate with schools in a way that is engaging, flexible, and shaped around the interests of students and staff.

Schools can support Right To Play through fundraising activities such as sports days, charity matches, themed events, or student-led initiatives. We also encourage students to take ownership by organising their own fundraising events, helping them build leadership, teamwork, and global citizenship.

What we offer

  • Interactive assemblies from spokespersons and Ambassadors
  • Play workshops with children, teachers and parents
  • Supporting play days with activities and inspiration
  • Boosting fundraising events with merch and visibility materials
  • Assembly and lesson resources
  • Games and activities for a range of age groups

Students are also invited to attend a range of exciting Right To Play events throughout the year, including exhibitions, talks, and special moments to learn more about our global impact.

Is your class ready to play its part?

We'd love to hear from you! Contact [email protected] if you have any questions or want to discuss your ideas.