Fundraising

Lucky Squares

A numbered grid. You pick a square, pay for it, and when the grid is drawn the three winning numbers share a set percentage of the pot between first, second and third place. Everything else goes to PSFA funds — the trips, the books, the equipment for the children at the school.

How it works

  1. Pick your squares. Every square in a grid costs the same. Take one, or take ten — there is no limit.
  2. Pay by card. Your square is yours as soon as the payment goes through, and we email you a ticket.
  3. Wait for the draw. Each grid says when it will be drawn: within a few days of the last square selling, or on a set date at the latest.
  4. Three winners share the prize. A stated percentage of whatever the grid raised, split between first, second and third place. The rest goes to the school.

This is a one-off purchase, not a subscription. Some fundraising clubs charge a monthly membership and draw every month. Lucky Squares does not — you buy a square in a grid, that grid gets drawn, and that is the end of it. If you want to be in the next one, you buy a square in the next one.

On now

Back to School - Lucky Squares #1

15 × 15 — 225 squares at £1

42 of 225 squares taken

Prizes so far £10, £5 and £5 first, second and third — 50% of what has come in

Drawn within 7 days of the last square, or on 2026-10-23, whichever is first.

You must be 16 or over to take part. Please only spend what you are comfortable losing — free, confidential advice is at BeGambleAware. Terms and conditions · Privacy notice