A school has raised more than £1,500 in a record-breaking fundraising event.
Ursuline Preparatory School, Warley, held its annual Enterprise Day, led by its Upper Two (Year 6) class.
Pupils raised £1,550.30 through a day of games, snacks, and prizes.
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A spokesman for the school said: "A huge well done to our Upper Two class and their parents whose hard work has culminated in a fundraising total of £1,550.30 – a new record for this event. The hall was a buzz with excitement and sales patter as each class from Pre-Reception to Lower Two came to spend their cash."
Each house group ran a stall and donated its earnings to a chosen charity.
St Andrew’s raised £437.35 for Great Ormond Street Hospital by running a chocolate fountain and bow and arrow game.
St David’s collected £419.40 for The Brain Tumor Charity with waffles and a bowling game.
St George’s gathered £310 for the British Heart Foundation through a Nerf target game and popcorn stall.
St Patrick’s raised £383.55 for The Stroke Association with a doughnut stand and darts game.
The spokesman added: "Everyone had a fantastic time and it was great to see Upper Two utilise their entrepreneurial skills and reap the rewards of their efforts."
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