Schools go spotty for Children in Need

Schools across the Horncastle area raised hundreds of pounds for this year’s Children in Need , with children making a donation to come into school in non-uniform.

By Rachel Armitage

Published 21st Nov 2022, 13:27 BST

Updated 21st Nov 2022, 13:27 BST

Tattershall primary school dressed up for Children in Need. Photo: Holly Parkinson

St Andrew’s Church of England Primary School and Nursery in Woodhall Spa held a spotty non-uniform day, with the School Council also organising a ‘Best Bandana for Pudsey’ competition across the school, and St Andrew’s raised £267 for Children in Need.

In Tattershall, Holy Trinity Primary School and Tattershall primary school were also holding their own spotty fundraisers, and raised £91 and £185 respectively.

Coningsby St Michael’s primary school pupils were getting in on the spotty fun, and not only worse Pudsey-based clothes and non-uniform, but a colouring competition, with money still being counted.

Scamblesby primary school’s pupils were also holding their own fundraisers in school.

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