Telling you more about the Scottish Children’s Lottery

Here you will find out more about our prizes, charity, proceeds and grants.

We want to make sure that you have enough information about our lottery, how you can win and the likelihood of you doing so.

If you ever need more information, please email our friendly Customer Service Team at help@scottishchildrenslottery.com and they'll be more than happy to help.

Our Prizes

Prizes on offer

Here at the Scottish Children’s Lottery we offer a wide range of guaranteed prizes.

The tables below show what you can win.

Standard Game

You could win these fantastic prizes every Monday and Thursday:

Tier	Numbers matched	Prize	Odds of winning
1	5 Main Numbers (Jackpot)	£25,000**	1 in 1,906,884
2	4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball	£2,000	1 in 381,377
3	4 Main Numbers	£250	1 in 8,869
4	3 Main Numbers	5 Super Friday Raffle tickets	1 in 202
5	2 Main Numbers	2 Super Friday Raffle tickets	1 in 14
6	Bonus Ball	1 Super Friday Raffle ticket	1 in 10

Approximate overall odds of winning a cash prize or entry into our Super Friday Raffle: 1 in 6.
Odds of winning a cash prize excluding the Super Friday Raffle is 1 in 8,869.

You could win the following prizes:

Monday and Thursday Draw Prize Table

Tier	Numbers matched	Prize	Odds of winning
1	5 Main Numbers (Jackpot)	£25,000	1 in 1,906,884
2	4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball	£2,000	1 in 381,377
3	4 Main Numbers	£250	1 in 8,869
4	3 Main Numbers	5 Super Friday Raffle tickets	1 in 202
5	2 Main Numbers	2 Super Friday Raffle tickets	1 in 14
6	Bonus Ball	1 Super Friday Raffle ticket	1 in 10

Monthly Jackpot Draw. Subscribers Only. Last Saturday Monthly

Tier	Numbers matched	Prize	Odds of winning
1	5 Main Numbers (Jackpot)	£25,000	1 in 1,906,884

Lottery Draw Prize Table - Annual Draw

Tier	Numbers matched	Prize	Odds of winning
1	5 Main Numbers (Jackpot)	£25,000	1 in 1,906,884
2	4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball	£2,000	1 in 381,377
3	4 Main Numbers	£250	1 in 8,869
4	3 Main Numbers	£25	1 in 202

Our charity.

The Scottish Children’s Lottery supports the charity The Scottish Children's Lottery Trust. Currently, one in five children in Scotland live in poverty. We believe that every child deserves the absolute best start in life, whatever their family’s circumstances. With your support, The Scottish Children’s Lottery Trust will invest in projects that aim to alleviate the impact of poverty, providing help to those children who need it most.

Visit the Scottish Children’s Lottery Trust website to find out more.  

The Scottish Children’s Lottery Trust has Scottish Charity Number SC046177
Gambling Commission Number 45496 

Proceeds.

As well as paying prizes to you, we guarantee that from every £1 ticket sold, at least 20p will go to supporting Children in Scotland. This has helped us raise over £8m for children in Scotland since our launch in October 2016. To give you an example, in 2022:

• we received £3,394,806 in ticket sales
• we donated £678,959 to good causes (20%)
• we paid out £918,568 in prizes (27%)
• 53% of ticket sales were used to help cover operating expenses (including marketing)

Grants

Since launch, our charity has distributed over £8 million to good causes. Charities supporting children in Scotland can apply for grants via our supporting charity website:

• The Scottish Children’s Lottery Trust

To be eligible to apply for a Scottish Children’s Lottery Trust grant, applying organisations should meet the following criteria:

• The organisation applying should be a registered charity in Scotland with a charity bank account. It should also return annual accounts.
• The money is for a project delivered in Scotland.
• The charities accounts are up to date.
• Work with the most vulnerable children, young people and families at a demonstrably high risk of being negatively impacted by poverty.
• Demonstrate involvement of individuals and communities that understand and have experience of the issues that poverty presents.
• Work outside, or supplementary to, statutory responsibilities.
• Clearly demonstrate positive impacts and can deliver end of grant analysis reports.
• We ask for charities to have a level of match funding in place to support their project or activity

We will not fund:

• Statutory agencies or projects or activities which are a statutory responsibility.
• We do not accept applications for any charitable arm of a Local Authority, Arms Length External Organisations (ALEO’s), Housing Associations or their charitable arms.
• We do not accept applications from Community Interest Companies (CIC).
• A project or activity that takes place outside of Scotland.
• Retrospective or deficit funding or repayment of loans.
• Administration costs (including marketing and IT).
• Projects or activities undertaken by any organisation other than by registered charities.
• Projects that require funding for more than one year.