Raffle Prize Donations for Kye's Kick Off

Kye's Kick Off / May 29th, 2025

A huge thank you to all of the Boldon School staff, Kye’s friends and family and the local community, who donated a variety of raffle prizes for Kye's Kick Off! Thank you to all of the following businesses and people who have also donated a fabulous prize! 


Essential Thyme- 30 minute massage

Bird & Blend Tea Co.- Tea blending workshop for 2

Barbour- Men's Heritage Liddesdale Jacket or Ladies Erin Puffer Jacket

Off Peak Luxury- £50 off a hotel break

Beamish Park Golf Course- Golf for 4

Spar- 4x Easter Eggs

Scentsy by Richard Graham Judd- Gift bag

Bullseye Leisure Sports- £25 gift voucher

Stratstone Jaguar Land Rover- Land Rover pen, teddy bear and flask

Whiteleas Sharks U14s- £100 and £30 One4All Vouchers

Next- Men's and women's beauty and fragrance hampers

Pretty Little Gels- Nail voucher

Gia Beauty Studio- Voucher

Craft and Coffee- Free cheesecake

Moo Free- Selection of chocolates

Balloons on the Tyne- Free balloon

Beaverbrooks- Girl's necklace and boy's bracelet

The Travelling Man Boldon- 4x £20 restaurant vouchers

Avon- Perfume gift bag

Self-Belief and Emotional Wellbeing / May 7th, 2025

Youth Social Action / May 7th, 2025

Kye's Kick Off / May 7th, 2025

Kye's Kick Off - Charity Football Match In Memory of Kye Cunnington

Kye's Kick Off was a charity football match on Tuesday 29th April at South Shields FC. The match was between Boldon School's Yr 9 VS Yr 11, in memory of much loved student, Kye Cunnington. The total amount raised for Teenage Cancer Trust was just over £4000!

Kye's Kick Off / September 30th, 2025

North East Charity Awards Reel

Our ‘Kye’s Kick Off Group’ won the Young Charity Champion of the Year award. We couldn’t be more proud of what this fantastic group of young people have achieved in memory of their beloved friend Kye. See the event reel below!

Youth Social Action / August 29th, 2025

Celebrating Stanley / August 29th, 2025

Ellie's Celebration of Stanley

Ellie tells us about her views on the history of Stanley and living in what used to be a mining village.