Children and staff at a Haddenham nursery raised £900 for Children In Need - nine times their original target - by dressing in pyjamas and completing a sponsored exercise week.
During the exercise week, the team at Hillrow Day Nursery completed a Joe Wicks workout, yoga, zumba, dancing, obstacle courses, exercise sports and many more activities.
Joanne Habbin, who is one of the managers at the nursery, said: “We all had Pudsey biscuits made by our cook Leesa and took part in the Children In Need duck race.”
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She added that the nursery initially set out with a target of £100 and that “if we raised more than our target, Darren, the other nursery manager, said he would dye his hair purple.
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“We were overwhelmed with the response and the fact we raised £900. So Darren now has purple hair!”
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