Tickets to the Electric Ball can be bought via the link below. If they are sold out, please add your name to the Waitlist as there is usually some movement before the ball.
Ticket price of £68 includes mocktails, snacks, photobooth and ice cream from Pan-n-Ice.
The Electric Ball 2022 was an incredible night for all involved.
Thanks also to Jenk Oz for getting the dance floor jumping and Amy Hart for being such a good sport and taking ALL the selfies.
We enjoyed some amazing magic tricks from Rory at @rorygmagic and cooled down after dancing with some delicious, freshly rolled ice cream from Pan 'n' Ice.
It was also an absolute joy to watch your teens winning the Airpods and Apple watches. It made their night!
With your support we have raised over £26,500 for NSPCC's Childline - much needed funds that will help so many other children in difficult times.
Thank you too to all the generous prizes donated by local companies and businesses. We are so very grateful.
A WORD FROM THE COMMITTEE
A huge thank you to you all for making 2022's Electric Ball the fantastic success it was!
Over the last 8 years we have raised over £250,000 for NSPCC's Childline - an incredible feat.
This year we only had Years 9 and 10 as we had held a party for Year 11 in October. We were blown away by these incredible teens. You made such an effort with your outfits and were such a joy to host - it looked like you had a blast and so did we.
Photos from the night can be seen on the gallery below, and also on Instagram and on Facebook.
If you might be interested in sponsoring some or all of the event next year, or getting involved in some way, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@theelectricball.com.
The Electric Ball Committee
ABOUT US
WHAT DO WE DO?
The Electric Ball has been running since 2014 and raises money to support the NSPCC's Childline.
Run by a dedicated team of volunteers, we aim to make The Electric Ball a fun and exciting way for children to meet up with their friends and raise money for this fantastic cause at the same time.
As of 2022, The Electric Ball has raised over £250,000 for the NSPCC.
