GENEROUS schoolchildren covered a life-sized Pudsey Bear with hundreds of pounds for Children in Need.
Students at St Peter’s Droitwich C of E Academy donated a whopping £232.70 by placing their loose change on a giant painting of the iconic mascot.
Lucy Mills, the Deputy Headteacher of the school, said: "It was the idea of the school council to create a painted Pudsey to collect and display the donations brought into school.
"The generosity of the children very nearly completely covered Pudsey, next time I think we might need a bigger Pudsey!"
Students supported the much loved fundraiser by donning their best Pudsey attire on Friday, November 19.
Outfits included t-shirts, pyjamas, Pudsey ears and face painted Pudsey spots.
The school's council created a life-sized painting and laid it on the floor of the school hall so the children's donations were on display throughout the day.
You can read about how others across the county got involved in big day by visiting our live blog, here.
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