
Partner with us to bring Glee to young lives
“It’s a very real and current danger that music is becoming something more for the privileged. It’s becoming increasingly posh, if you like, to have the opportunity to make music’’
Mark Griffiths
Youth Music
2025
Help us make this not so!
WHY IT MATTERS
The Scottish Primary School Glee Challenge's accessible framework helps to bring the transformative benefits of music, song and performance for young people in schools in a way that few other programmes can.
Our amazing team of volunteers, educators and instructors create, develop and deliver support materials, workshops etc as well as the Challenge Events. All of which help engage, empower and excite young people of all abilities through music and song.
The aspirational fervour of the Challenges instils the values of expression, excellence and education into the lives of our singers, tens of thousands of participants through the last ten years some of whom are now graduating from school and University and are continuing with their journey and will no doubt shape a diverse array of professional fields in the years to come.
We've bootstrapped the Challenge from the beginning. While we are a registered charity unlike many of our counterparts we receive NO public funding.
The Glee Challenge does make a difference and with support we can do even more. Partnership/Sponsorship is seen as a common place for sports but not so much for music and the arts. We offer something unique and special and we'd love to partner with brands, organisations and individuals who share our values and want to help make a difference.
Possible Partnership Models
We've included examples below which give an idea of what different partnership models could look like. What is more important is a partnership that shares values and from which we can tailor a package that best suits the needs of our partners

Carmen Forte
Official Scoring
Partner
interested then email bill@frissonfoundation.org.uk
OPTION 1 - NATIONAL PARTNER
A truly unique offer that could include all of the following
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Scotland-wide brand recognition
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Logo placement on programmes, digital channels, and event signage
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On-stage acknowledgements at events, trophy and award presentation
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Inclusion in press and PR activity
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key presence at Showcase National Final
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Opportunity to align with a specific inclusion or wellbeing initiative
NATIONAL FINAL
- Usher Hall, Edinburgh
- Anticipated 300 children, 1600+ followers
- National Press Coverage STV, Scotsman, Daily Record
- 14th June 2026

IMPACT : 30 events (22 Sectionals, 7 Regional Finals, National Final )
5, 600 Children engaged
190 Schools from Inverness to Hawick
20,000 attendees (carers/parents/supporters)
90% schools return year on year
OPTION 2 - INCLUSION AND WELL BEING PARTNER
A key tenet of the Challenge is inclusion. With support we are seeking to develop something really special, and will be the first to provide this in Scotland and which will visibly align with right brand
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Partnership focused on supporting:
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Sensory-aware practice
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Accessibility measures (quiet spaces, flexible staging)
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BSL-inclusive elements of the programme
Includes:
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Recognition as Inclusion & Wellbeing Partner
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Strong CSR storytelling opportunities
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Visibility across events and communication

OPTION 3 - REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY PARTNER
With 22 sectionals and 7 Regional Finals there are lost of opportunity to support nearer to home
Partnership focused on
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Strong presence in a particular region and surrounding regional
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Local community recognition with national association
Includes:
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Event-level branding
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Programme and digital visibility
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Community-focused storytelling

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