Welcome to the Redeemer Fundraisers page!

The Redeemer Fundraiser's page will give you all the info you need about us and what we do. 

Please note this page is managed by the Redeemer Fundraisers.

Latest News

Spring Term Fundraising

Firstly, a huge thank you for all the support during the Autumn term and for the Cash Prize Draw, Christmas Artwork and Advent Raffle. We're looking forward to our Spring Term fundraisers: Mother's Day artwork and the Smarties Challenge. Keep an eye out on the school Facebook group pages and Dojo for more information.

Cash Prize Draw 2025/2026

This year's Cash Prize Draw is up and running! The Cash Prize Draw is one of the easiest ways to help raise money for school. All entrants are allocated a number which is entered into the draw each month to win cash prizes. Draws take place at the end of each calendar month (with July and August's taking place together before the end of the summer term). Tickets cost £1 per month - payable in one go. We are able to take new entries during the year, so don't worry if you missed out in September. If you would like to enter, email us at redeemercepfundraisers@ gmail.com.

Who are we, and what do we do?

The Redeemer Fundraisers is a great way for you as a parent/guardian or friend of the school to become more involved and gives you a chance to get more closely acquainted and feel a part of where your child/grandchild will spend their primary education. Everyone is welcome to attend all our informal meetings where we plan future fundraising events.

We organise a variety of fun events for students, parents, staff and the wider community including singalongs, summer fairs, occasion gifts designed by the children for you to purchase, and many more. 

Members of the Redeemer Fundraisers are available in the playground and after worship on a Friday morning to answer any questions or listen to any ideas you might have, and they can bring them to our informal meetings, should you not be able to attend. 

Our Aim

The aim of the Redeemer Fundraisers is simple: 'To enhance every child's time at The Redeemer.' We organise a variety of events throughout the school year with the aim to raise funds to purchase items for the school.

We care deeply about providing the optimum learning and schooling experience here at The Redeemer for each and every child. Schools do sadly face cuts year-on-year to their budget – this is where we come in and we do need all the support we can get. Every penny we raise goes to projects that will enhance your child’s education, enjoyment and experiences here at The Redeemer.

Examples of projects we have funded are:

• Book bags for new starters – our gift to welcome your child to The Redeemer
• iPads and computers across all years
• Staging and lighting rig to enhance school productions
• Playground repair and renovation
• Necessary school furniture e.g. bookcases
• Contributions to the Year 6 Leavers Event – well wishes as your child embarks on their next chapter
• Nativity costumes
• Transport costs to and from organised events
• Workshops and experience days
• Teaching props and visual aids such as a magnificent historical timeline
• Wet play toys and games

Your input really does make a huge difference.

We always welcome new ideas and input and would be delighted if you could get involved in any way. Please do come along our meetings which are held every half-term.

We are also contactable via our email address redeemercepfundraisers@gmail.com.

Any order forms or payments can be posted in the black post box next to the school office.

You can also chat with us face to face as many of us are in the school yard at drop off and pick-up times, and after worship on a Friday Morning.

Payment Details

Bank Transfer:

Account Name: Blackburn Redeemer PTFA. Sort Code: 30-90-87. Account Number: 19122268

Cheques to be made payable to: Blackburn Redeemer PTFA.

The Redeemer Fundraisers Committee Members

Chair: Deborah Wilson  |  Treasurer: Heather Farrell  |  Secretary: Laura Lord  |  Communications Co-ordinator: Sarah Clarke  |  Volunteer Co-ordinator: Helen Holden