From non uniform days to taking part in challenges based on the number 25, a wide range of activities took place in the name of the charity.
What follows is a gallery of photographs shared with The Standard by primary schools in the area, showing how they got involved in this year’s appeal.
1. Carlton Road Academy, Boston
At Carlton Road Academy, in Boston, many pupils dressed as people they aspire to be or are challenging themselves to be. Examples included: footballers, nurses, doctors, vets, hairdressers and builders. Photo: Contributor
2. Carlton Road Academy, Boston
Members of Year Two's Franklin class with Pudsey. Photo: Contributor
3. Carlton Road Academy, Boston
Members of Carlton Road Academy's Year Four Parks class with Pudsey. In addition to a non uniform day, the school also took part in the Challenge 25 effort, with each class having to challenge themselves to do something for 25 minutes or 25 times. Year Four sang 25 minutes of songs in a row. All told, the school raised £641.64 for Children in Need. Photo: Contributor
4. Friskney All Saints CofE Primary School
Two youngsters from Friskney All Saints CofE Primary School, lending their support to Children in Need. The school held a non uniform day and also took on Children in Need's Challenge 25, which involved taking part in activities connected to the number 25. At Friskney, they designed 25 Pudsey bandanas and 25 Pudsey t-shirts and completed 25 colouring sheets. The school also held a draw to win a Pudsey teddy bear. Photo: Contributor