Brimrod Primary School raises hundreds of pounds for Children in Need
Date published: 20 November 2019
Children laying change on the giant Pudsey bear
Children at Brimrod Primary School in Sudden have raised over £400 for Children in Need.
Pupils went to school on Friday 15 November dressed in yellow or spots for the cause.
They also brought loose change to cover a giant Pudsey bear.
When added to the total raised by selling Children in Need merchandise for several weeks, the grand total raised was an impressive £410.
Children in Need is the BBC's UK corporate charity, which provides grants to projects in the UK which focus on children and young people who are disadvantaged.
£47.8m was donated during Friday’s programme on 15 November, taking the total raised since the fundraiser began in 1980 to over £1billion.
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