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Get involved this Childhood Day

Save the date: Friday 10 June

Thousands of teachers and pupils will be taking part in the NSPCC’s Childhood Day. It’s a day that brings everyone in the UK together to protect children.

The Big Breaktime is a chance for everyone to have a big and exciting hour-long break from the school day to focus on playing and having fun on Friday 10 June.

Whether you play ball games, board games or a huge game of rounders, the important thing is to take part. Down tools, connect, and have fun in whatever way suits you best!

Once you register you’ll receive a welcome letter and stickers in the post. You’ll also get a link to The Big Breaktime resources page with loads of useful things to help plan your day including posters, games and tons of activity ideas!

Get involved this Childhood Day

Where will your donations go?

The NSPCC is the UK’s leading children’s charity, protecting children and preventing abuse.

Around 90 per cent of the NSPCC’s income comes from their supporters, including schools and parents. They simply couldn’t keep their vital services running without the support of people like you. Every pound you raise and donate will all add up to help children. The money you raise could help to fund Childline, a service that’s there 24/7, for any child or young person to turn to, whatever difficulty they’re facing.

  • £4 could pay for a trained volunteer counsellor to answer a call to Childline.
  • £25 could pay for an hour of a practitioner’s time, helping children to recover from abuse.

Read what the NSPCC has to say about our partnership

Read our blog below to see how ParentPay is working to support NSPCC this year and how we are involved.

NSPCC & ParentPay join forces

Frequently Asked Questions

How to get involved with The Big Breaktime

To use ParentPay to fundraise for The Big Breaktime, all you need to do is:

  1. Register with the NSPCC to support Childhood Day*
  2. Contact our support team after you’ve signed up, so they can assign the NSPCC bank details to your account for fundraising
  3. Follow our guidance to set up a payment item for The Big Breaktime
  4. Let parents know that you’re fundraising

*Once you register with the NSPCC you’ll receive a welcome letter and stickers in the post. You’ll also receive a link to The Big Breaktime resources page with loads of useful things to help plan your day including posters, games and tons of activity ideas!

What donations methods can I use?

There are multiple ways you can accept donations for the NSPCC. Get in contact with our support team to find out how best to utilise ParentPay to collect donations.

How does the NSPCC receive my school's donations?

Any donations made through payment items that have the NSPCC bank details attached to them would be settled directly to the NSPCC.

How do I know how much my school has raised for Childhood Day?

This is really easy. Our reporting function means you can easily export donations details, including the total amount from your ParentPay dashboard.

Do ParentPay charge for donations to the NSPCC?

The standard ParentPay Payment Service Fee applies.

How can you run a report on your Childhood Day Donations?

Click here to find out how

Interested in becoming a Volunteer for
Childhood Day?

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Need help with fundraising ideas for donations?

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