Students at Corby Business Academy, Gretton and Peckover Primary Schools all had a mufti day and took part in The Big Morning Move, a fitness session with Joe Wicks that was streamed into our schools.

Kettering Science Academy also had a mufti day plus a cake sale and tombola, which was organised by its Sixth Form students. 

Corby Technical School students wore mufti, held a cake sale and had a ‘Penny Mile’ which comprised rows of donated coins which were lined up down the main corridor.

At Gretton Primary School children wore mufti, took part in a fun Pudsey beetle drive, searched for hidden Pudseys around the school and one student, Ben Shone from Willow class, did a solo sponsored silence all day and raised at least £111 by himself.

Students at Beanfield Primary School dressed in mufti and had a crazy hair day with some very exotic  and elaborate styles on display – mainly, but not just on the students! The best hair-do of the day was announced in assembly this afternoon.

Oakley Vale Primary held a mufti day and cake raffle, with the prize being a specially baked Pudsey cake. Compass Primary School also raised funds with a mufti day, a Pudsey orienteering competition, colouring competition, a bake

sale which raised £66 and the students also watched the online annual Duck Race, with each class backing a different duck.

A huge thank you to everyone who donated money, cakes and other items to raise funds for this amazing cause. Every penny makes a huge difference.

CBA's grand total was £1107.84.

CTS raised a fabulous £781.21.  

KSA's amazing figure was £1217.70  and the rest of our schools are still counting!

To see a gallery of photos from our schools click here.