Fundraising events like Christmas Jumper Day are an important part of the school year - they let kids have fun while developing empathy and an understanding of the world.

Making Christmas Jumper Day 2023 at your secondary school the best ever

We have been working hard to make sure that people can take part in Christmas Jumper Day in a sustainable way, without buying a ‘new’ jumper.

Fundraising events like Christmas Jumper Day are an important part of the school year - they let kids have fun while developing empathy.

Find out how Save the Children's Corporate Partners are supporting Christmas Jumper Day 2020.

Find out more about Christmas Jumper Day 2022 and how everyone in your primary school can get involved. 

Top tips for your school on Christmas Jumper Day

How to celebrate Christmas Jumper Day at your school without forgetting the reason behind it

Making sure that no-one is left out on Christmas Jumper Day.

Covid has had a real impact on families across the UK. Here are our thoughts on how we can come together on Christmas Jumper Day

Discover how each of our fantastic Christmas Jumper Day partners are helping children in the UK and across the world get the food, healthcare, and education they need.

MYLEENE KLASS JOINS HER DAUGHTERS TO DESIGN AND MODEL SUSTAINABLE JUMPER RANGE FOR SAVE THE CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS JUMPER DAY.

The nation’s favourite TV celebrity pairs model their favourite festive knits in support of Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day on Thursday 8th December.

As we go into the 13th year of Christmas Jumper Day, it’s easy to forget about the meaning behind it. Many secondary school students could be donning their jazzed-up jumper for the third, fourth, or even fifth time. But do they really know much about the day, the charity behind the event or where the money they raise goes?

Save the Children is urging the nation to make the world better with a sweater tomorrow for the charity’s annual Christmas Jumper Day which returns for its 13th year.

As we go into the 13th year of Christmas Jumper Day, it’s easy to forget about the meaning behind it. Among the fun and festivities, with the excitement of jazzy jumpers and Christmas crafts, children can be forgiven for forgetting why Save the Children works hard to raise money for kids in the UK and around the world. 

An array of stars from the small and big screen are joining forces to shine a light on second-hand shopping, swapping or upcycling for this year’s Christmas Jumper Day,

Actress Ashley Jensen has joined a group of schoolchildren on a knitted red carpet in the East Midlands to host an exclusive premiere for Christmas Jumper Day.

For Christmas Jumper Day Dom Joly donned a Transport for London Revenue Inspector’s uniform and took to the London Underground to check commuters festive knits.

Alexandra Burke has launched a vintage jumper and upcycling pop-up store at Westfield London, as part of Save the Children’s annual Christmas Jumper Day campaign.