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 PTA funds — the trips, the books, the equipment for the children at the school.

How it works

Pick your squares. Every square in a grid costs the same. Take one, or take ten — there is no limit.
Pay by card. Your square is yours as soon as the payment goes through, and we email you a ticket.
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.
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

October grid

10 × 10 — 100 squares at £1

Half the money to three winners, half to the outdoor classroom.

71 of 100 squares taken

Prizes so far £20, £10 and £5 first, second and third — 50% of what has come in

Drawn within 7 days of the last square, or on 2026-10-26, whichever is first.

Take a square

Past games

The full record, kept permanently. Each one shows the winning numbers, what was raised, what went to the school, and the workings so anybody can check the draw was fair.

August grid

10 × 10 — 100 squares at £1

Sold out, drawn and paid. Thank you!

Drawn. £50 in prizes, £47.38 to PTA funds.

First — £30 square 76, D.F.
Second — £15 square 95, N.P.
Third — £5 square 58, B.C.

See the grid

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