Celebrating Little Heroes Across the UK. Nominate Your Star Today!

About The Pride of PlayFaire

The Pride of PlayFaire Awards celebrate the wonderful spirit of young children (0-5 years old) who have brought kindness, courage, or creativity into the lives of those around them—whether in their community, among friends, or within their family. This Christmas, we’re shining a spotlight on those little heroes whose actions, no matter how small, make the biggest difference.

We’re giving away 100 incredible toys to 100 little heroes who truly shine in their acts of goodness, and we have 3 very special awards for the most extraordinary stories—the ones that truly embody the values of care, courage, and creativity. These awards are not just gifts; they are a heartfelt acknowledgment of the power that children have to inspire others, even at such a young age.

This holiday season, we want to make a difference together. We’re inviting everyone to spread kindness, joy, and compassion—not just through nominations, but through daily acts of consideration for others. Imagine how many lives we can brighten if we all choose to lend a helping hand, share a warm smile, or be there for someone in need.

How to Nominate Your Little Hero

Think About What Makes Them Special: Whether they helped a friend, created something amazing, or brightened someone's day, we want to hear about it.
See below Ways To Make a Difference

Fill Out Our Short Submission Form: Share their story in just a few words.

Leave the Rest to Us!: Our panel will choose 100 children to celebrate, with extra special rewards for the top 3 entries

Submit Your Story

We want to inspire you and the little ones in your life to
do something impactful, kind, and helpful for somebody else.

Let’s choose to be kind to each other, together.

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Terms of entry

Open to UK residents aged 0-5 years.
Nominations must be made by someone aged 18+.
Each child can only be nominated once.
Entries must tell a story of kindness, creativity, or courage.
Entries close at Midnight 15th December. Late submissions won’t be accepted.
100 winners will be chosen based on their positive actions.
3 children will receive special recognition awards.
By entering, you agree that PlayFaire may use names (Real or Alias) and
stories for promotional purposes.
Winners will be notified via email or phone.
Prizes are non-transferable.

For full Terms & Conditions, click here.

Ways to Make a Difference

Acts of Generosity
  • Giving away old toys to those in need
  • Helping carry groceries for a neighbour,
  • Donating pocket money for charity.
Helping the Elderly
  • Bringing flowers to a grandparent
  • Helping an elderly neighbour with small tasks
  • Saying hello and chatting to elderly people during walks.
Creativity for Kindness
  • Making a handmade gift for a relative
  • Creating a "happy jar" with notes for someone who is feeling sad
  • Drawing pictures to send to loved ones.
Community Helper
  • Picking up litter at the local park
  • Helping to water a community garden
  • Making decorations for a community event
Thoughtful Surprises
  • Making a handmade card for a
    neighbour
  • Baking treats for someone who is unwell
  • Giving a drawing to
    brighten someone's day
Eco-Friendly Efforts
  • Helping recycle items at home
  • Taking part in a 'bug hotel' project
  • Helping plant trees in the local community.
Volunteering Spirit
  • Helping pack food parcels for those in need
  • Joining a local charity event
  • Making craft gifts to bring cheer to a community
    centre
Helping Friends
  • Sharing toys with friends
  • Including others in playtime
  • Comforting a friend who is upset.
Spreading Smiles
  • Making a 'happiness chart' for a sibling to help track all the happy moments
  • Doing a "random act of kindness" to make someone smile
  • Learning jokes to make others laugh.
Lending a Hand
  • Helping someone carry their bags
  • Giving a lift by pushing a sibling on a swing, or sharing toys together
  • Giving someone their turn at a playground toy.
Caring for Animals
  • Feeding birds in the garden, helping an elderly neighbour with their pet
  • Joining in an animal charity activity (like a sponsored walk).
Thoughtful Gestures
  • Remembering to say please and thank you
  • Being gentle and kind to babies
  • Giving lots of hugs to family members.
Bringing Joy to Others
  • Singing a song or putting on a performance to cheer someone up
  • Helping a sibling learn something new
  • Inviting someone to play who was feeling left out.
Raising Awareness
  • Wearing a special ribbon for a cause
  • Telling a friend or family member why looking after the environment is important
  • Making posters for a local cause.
Showing Appreciation
  • Saying "I love you" just because
  • Telling someone what makes them special
  • Thanking someone for something they did that day.
Holiday Kindness
  • Making Christmas or holiday cards for neighbours
  • Helping prepare decorations
  • Saving a special treat to give to
    someone else.
Playground Inclusiveness
  • Encouraging a shy child to join in the games
  • Making sure everyone gets a fair turn on play equipment
  • Helping someone when they are hurt.
Kind Words
  • Giving compliments freely ("Your drawing is great!")
  • Saying "well done" to others during games
  • Making others feel proud of themselves.

We want to inspire you and the little ones in your life to do something impactful, kind, and helpful for somebody else this Christmas.

Let’s choose to be kind to each other, together.

With heartfelt thanks,