10 New UK Kids’ Prize Draws for Back-to-School Wins

The newest kids’ prize draws worth checking this week

The practical shortlist is fairly clear: a £100 school-spend prize is the most directly useful as term begins, while the larger baby equipment draws suit families already facing a bigger purchase. Entry prices run from 1p to £3, so the sensible comparison is not simply the headline prize. Check what you actually need, how soon the draw closes and how much a handful of entries would add up to.

These are the newest listings in Find Competitions’ Baby & Kids category, published for Wednesday 2 September 2026. The nearest deadlines fall this week, including two draws ending on Sunday 6 September at 7pm. For a wider scan of low-cost listings, see the cheap competitions under £1, then read the individual terms before entering.

1. £100 BACK TO SCHOOL SPENDS!

Best for immediate school costs. Winner Winner Chicken Dinner is offering £100 towards the sort of September spending that arrives in a cluster: shoes, stationery, a new bag or the mysteriously essential item that was not on last year’s list. Entry is £2 and the competition closes on Saturday 3 October at 6pm, giving it one of the longer windows in this selection.

The prize is straightforward, which is its strength. A pushchair prize is valuable only to a family that needs one; £100 for school spending has a broader use. It is also the clearest fit for the timing, with the £100 back-to-school draw still open well beyond Monday 7 September.

At £2 per entry, set a limit before entering rather than treating the low price as permission to keep adding tickets.

2. Back To School

Best tiny-entry option. JetComps lists this back-to-school prize draw at just 1p per entry, with a closing date of Monday 28 September at 7pm. The prize description is brief, so this is one where reading the full listing matters more than relying on the title.

One penny is an attractive starting point, but the total cost depends on the number of entries bought. A low ticket price does not automatically mean better odds. If the draw publishes a ticket cap, use it alongside your entries; Find Competitions’ odds calculator can turn those figures into a clearer chance of winning.

For families watching every pound during the return-to-school week, this is the obvious one to inspect first, provided the prize itself matches what you need.

3. iCandy Peach 7 Travel System Bundle

Best substantial baby-equipment prize. Little Win Competitions is offering an iCandy Peach 7 Travel System Bundle with a Maxi Cosi Cabriofix i-Size and base. Entry costs £3 and the draw closes on Wednesday 9 September at 7pm, only five days after publication.

This is a sizeable bundle rather than a single pushchair, so it is most relevant to expectant parents or families planning a new arrival. The practical detail is the deadline: there is not much time to compare the listing, entry route and terms. The full iCandy travel system competition is the place to confirm the exact specification and any eligibility conditions.

Do not treat the product name alone as a guarantee that it suits your car or child’s stage. Check compatibility before entering for a prize you may need to use quickly.

4. Silver Cross Motion 3 All Size Car Seat

Best for a practical safety purchase. This Little Win Competitions draw offers a Silver Cross Motion 3 All Size Car Seat for £2. It closes on Sunday 6 September at 7pm, alongside another travel-system draw from the same operator.

A car seat is a more focused prize than a general voucher, but that focus is useful if it is already on your shopping list. Check the product details carefully, including the stated size range and fitting requirements. A winning car seat still needs to be suitable for the child and vehicle.

Because the deadline is only four days after this article goes live, place it among the competitions ending soon rather than assuming there will be time to return to it later. The £2 entry is modest; the closing date is the part most likely to catch people out.

5. Venicci Upline 2 3-in-1 Tiago + 360 Base Travel System

Best alternative travel system. Another Little Win Competitions listing, this Venicci Upline 2 3-in-1 Tiago with 360 Base Travel System costs £3 and ends on Sunday 6 September at 7pm. It is a useful comparison with the iCandy bundle above, especially for families weighing up the equipment rather than choosing by brand.

The phrase ‘3-in-1’ can cover several configurations, so inspect what is included in the listing before deciding that it replaces everything you need. The 360 base is also a detail worth checking against your vehicle and intended use.

With two days to go, this belongs on a short, deliberate list rather than in a scattergun batch of entries. Find Competitions’ competition glossary explains terms such as ticket caps, free entry routes and sell-through if the listing uses language you do not recognise.

6. Mud Daddy POWER+ Ultimate Muddy Paws Bundle

Best for families whose weekends involve mud. Millie’s Wins lists the Mud Daddy POWER+ Ultimate Muddy Paws Bundle at £2.49, with the draw closing on Wednesday 16 September at 6:30pm. It is a slightly left-field Baby & Kids pick, but practical cleaning kit has a habit of earning its cupboard space in busy households.

The bundle is particularly suited to families with dogs, outdoor hobbies or a school run that regularly ends with muddy footwear. It is less directly tied to the first day of term than the school-spend draw, but the later closing date gives you more time to read the details.

See the full Mud Daddy bundle competition for what is included. At £2.49, it sits below a takeaway coffee, but that is still money worth keeping track of across several entries.

7. £20K Top of the Class Instant Win

Best headline-value instant-win option. Raffolux lists a £20k Back to School Instant Win at £1.99 per entry, closing on Monday 7 September at 9pm. The timing is pointed: it ends on the first day back for many children, so this is the nearest deadline after the two Sunday draws.

Instant-win mechanics work differently from a single-draw prize. The important questions are how many prizes exist, how entries are allocated and what happens if the draw does not sell through. Those details should be in the competition terms, not guessed from the title. The instant win odds calculator is useful once you have the prize count and ticket cap.

A £20k prize is attention-grabbing, but the entry price and mechanics matter more than the number in the headline. Read first, then decide.

8. iCandy Pip Pushchair

Best straightforward pushchair draw. Prize Pig Competitions offers an iCandy Pip Pushchair for £3, with the draw ending on Sunday 13 September at 7:51am. That unusually early closing time deserves a note in the diary: it is not the same as a convenient Sunday evening deadline.

The Pip is a narrower prize than a full travel system, which makes it worth comparing with the iCandy Peach and Venicci bundles rather than treating all pushchair listings as interchangeable. A family needing a compact pushchair may find this more relevant than a larger bundle with components they already own.

There is also a week and a half to check the product specification and entry terms. For more technology-led family prizes, the wider tech competitions category is a useful separate browse, rather than assuming Baby & Kids covers every school-related gadget.

9. The Golden Pram ‘Scratch & Win’

Best low-cost scratch-and-win format. This Little Win Competitions entry costs 50p and closes on Saturday 31 October at 8pm. It is the longest-running listing in the shortlist, which removes some of the deadline pressure but makes it easier to forget about altogether.

‘Scratch & Win’ signals a different format from a standard draw. Read the terms to see how the instant element works, whether prizes are limited and what the main closing process involves. A 50p entry looks harmless, yet a regular habit can become a noticeable monthly spend.

If you enter several competitions, use Find Competitions’ spending calculator to turn the ticket habit into a monthly figure. That is a dull calculation, but useful in precisely the way dull calculations tend to be.

10. Najell Sleep Carrier

Best compact baby-carrier prize. Prize Pig Competitions lists a Najell Sleep Carrier at £3, ending on Friday 11 September at 10:55am. The prize is more specialised than a pushchair, so it is a sensible choice only for someone who has a clear use for a carrier.

The closing time is mid-morning, not the end of the day. That detail matters when a competition remains open during a school run or working hours. Check the listing for the exact model, sizing information and any restrictions before entering.

Compared with the travel systems above, this is a lower-cost way to target one specific piece of baby equipment. It is also a reminder that the most useful prize is often the one that solves a particular problem, not the one with the longest product description.

A sensible way to choose from the shortlist

Start with the closing date. The Silver Cross car seat and Venicci travel system end on Sunday 6 September at 7pm, followed by the £20k instant win on Monday 7 September at 9pm. If a prize is relevant, deal with those listings first.

Next, match the prize to an actual household need. The £100 school-spend draw is the broadest fit for September, while the car seats, travel systems and carrier are only useful to families at the right stage. Finally, set a total budget rather than judging each entry in isolation. Find Competitions’ live UK competitions grid lets you compare categories, prices and end dates without losing track of the original shortlist.

For free entry routes and no-purchase-necessary options, browse the free competitions section. Read the terms, check eligibility and keep a note of any closing time that falls before the evening.