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BILLY BANTAMS

PENALTY

SHOOTOUT

Billy Bantams Penalty Shoot-out is an initiative launched by the foundation to assist schools in fundraising for essential equipment to assist in further enhancing the education of young people. This FREE sponsored event raises money through the power of sport for your school. 

How does it work?

All monies raised through the event are split 50/50 between the school and the Community Foundation (we are a non-for profit organisation, so all monies raised through this, and other fundraisers and community grants go entirely back into our provisions), after the cost of each prize has been deducted from the total. As an initiative for the children to raise money, your pupils will receive prizes for their fantastic efforts! 

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KS1 Prizes

£5 - Community Foundation Medal

£10 - Medal and Pump Bag

£20 - Size 3 football and Medal

£35 - All of the above!

KS2 Prizes

£5 - Community Foundation Medal

£10 - Medal and Pump Bag

£20 - Size 4 Football and Medal

£35 - All of the above!

Shibden Head Primary Academy, in Queensbury, had a great sponsored shoot-out in March 2019, raising a whopping total of almost £9,000! This is a fantastic achievement for all of the pupils, and of course, the school, who receive half of the monies raised. The other half is put back into the community foundation for future community projects. The school really got behind this sponsored event, and thoroughly enjoyed their day.

 

Here's a picture of Ian Ormandroyd awarding the winning prize, a signed football, to one of the pupils.

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"Bradford City FC Community Foundation held a sponsored penalty shootout at our school which raised over £4k for the school. The organisation was excellent and the day ran smoothly and professionally and the children all enjoyed taking part and were very proud of their medals. An excellent community event which I cannot recommend enough" - St Johns Primary.

ST JOHNS PRIMARY

Testimonial

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