# Local company “dish-up” funding for schools, after government budget cuts

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2011/05/10/local-company-dishup-funding-schools-after-government-budget-cuts/
- Published: 2011-05-10T16:37:50+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

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UK primary schools get a major boost in funds with the launch of Swish Kids, which
gives schools the opportunity to raise substantial funds to substitute the short
falls faced by the new budget cuts. Swish Kids is inviting all primary school children
to create a design using drawings, handprints or photos and we mould this onto a
plate, clock or tray. For every product sold, we will give your school back a minimum
of 20% profit!

 “School Budgets will be robbed of more than £87 million because of Westminster 
cuts,” said a [teaching union](https://blog.curriculosolutions.com/what-our-career-development-programme-teaches-students-).
Principals spending plans will be demolished, and kids will be missing out on those
extra benefits in the classroom that those funds support.

This new company is born and bred in the UK and has a strong ethos in “keeping it
local”. Sarah Cassidy, Managing Director said “ We will employ locally, manufacture
in country and contribute to a brighter economic future for the kids in the United
Kingdom” Fundraising Profits in the past have supported, new sporting equipment,
before and after school care, excursions, computers and books as well as helping
to cover running costs of the school.

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This new company offers a positive outlook for schools in the UK with a “no brainer”
business model that provides the school with everything they need to run a fundraiser,
right down to the drawing pens, which they then donate to the school for future 
art projects. The aim of Swish Kids is to kick start primary schools with self sufficient
funding to cover the costs that the government have taken away from our schools.
It also provides a platform for the kids to use their creativity and develop a duty
of responsibility to their environment, with the funds they have raised being used
in their school.

Kids love eating off a plate they have designed themselves which can promote healthier
eating at meal times as well.

In the Committee for Education Official Report, Mr Jim Clarke from the council for
catholic maintained schools says “We find it very strange that education, which 
is such a key driver for the economy, is so badly hit in the budget “

Swish Kids will assist local schools in meeting these challenges and help to raise
money to reduce school closures and loss of staff.

• New Local Company dedicated to raising funds for Primary Schools and Nursery’s
in NI

• Unique & High Quality products individual to each kid with their drawing, photo
or handprint.

• No Cost to the school – Everything is provided, so schools keep ALL of their profit
mark up.

We are confident that we can boost the economy and support funding in the UK not
limited to schools, but any children’s organisation struggling to raise enough funds
to keep operating with the budget cuts.

To order your free fundraising pack, call 02890731222 or visit us at [www.swishkids.co.uk](http://www.swishkids.co.uk)

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