A week of fundraising from pyjama days to a teddy bears picnic took place at a Chatteris nursery in aid of Children in Need.
Around £168 was raised by Clarence House to help disadvantaged young people across the UK.
The week started with a pyjama day, then on Tuesday there was a teddy bears picnic and Wednesday was favourite costume day.
On Thursday there was a cake sale and on Friday a ‘wear your spots’ to nursery day.
Children and staff spent time creating Pudsey’s with paint and tubes.
A Pudsey cake was donated by Nita Kennerly at Sweet Retreat, which raffle tickets were sold for.
Charlotte Walton, manager, said: “The children and staff have had a lovely week, talking about coloured spots on Pudsey, their favourite bears and who they are going to share their cakes with.
“Not only have we raised money, we have used this as an opportunity to further our children’s learning.”
The nursery will also be hosting a festive family fundraiser on December 16 to raise money for St Barnabas Hospice.
If any companies would like to donate raffle prizes, the nursery would be grateful.
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