Join #TeamPossible and we’ll support you to have a brilliant Purple Day
Purple Day is a fantastic opportunity for schools and local communities to come together, fundraise and raise awareness about epilepsy. By participating, you can make a real difference in the lives of students and families living with epilepsy.
Register your interest if you’re a school or an individual who wants to involve their school. We’ll support you to have a brilliant day with a fundraising pack and loads of free epilepsy resources.
Get your school involved in Purple Day 2026. Download our flyer so your staff and students can scan the QR code and find out more!
If you want to get your school involved in Purple Day then make sure to let them know by writing them a letter. To make it easier we've written a template letter for you already! So all you have to do is download it, fill in the blanks and hand it in to your school to get started.
By taking part in Purple Day, your school can help raise vital funds and awareness, ensuring that those living with epilepsy receive the support they need. Plus, it’s a fun and educational way to engage students in a meaningful cause.
The fundraising pack includes a variety of activities designed to educate and engage students.
Easy ways to take part and raise funds include hosting a purple-themed non-uniform day, holding a purple bake sale or whatever your creative and compassionate students decide upon– you can raise funds and make a difference!
Use our assembly and lesson plans to teach students about epilepsy and the importance of supporting those affected by it.
Register your interest in Purple Day
Register your interest for FREE resources to make sure your day is a huge success. Here's what's included:
She [Daisy] told her teachers about her challenge and they arranged classroom activities for Purple Day.Jayde, Daisy's mum
Daisy even stood up in Assembly and answered questions from her school friends which meant she had the opportunity to open up.
Every penny raised for Purple Day goes towards supporting children with epilepsy. Your participation can help fund vital research, provide support services, and raise awareness.
In our 2023 survey report young people with epilepsy, and their parents, told us about their experiences of epilepsy support at school.
They are unnecessarily missing out on their childhood and their futures are being put at risk, because people don’t understand epilepsy and how it can be different for everyone.
This highlights the need for better education and training to ensure the safety and well-being of students with epilepsy.
This shows that we need to create more job opportunities and support for people with epilepsy to help them find work.
Ready to join Purple Day? Get your fundraising pack now to start planning your event. Together, we can turn our schools and community purple and show our support for those affected by epilepsy.
SuperKind is the world's only fundraising platform for young people. It can legally be used by children under 16, alongside their schools. It's all about putting the power (and fun!) in the hands of kids.
Set-up your SuperKind fundraising page
Are you a young person or parent and want to get your school involved?
Help us spread the word about Purple Day! Use the posters and flyers in your fundraising pack to promote your event around the school and in the local community. Share your activities on social media using the hashtags #PurpleDay #YoungEpilepsy and inspire others to join the cause.
