Spotacular success at William Morris Primary

Children covered in spots are usually discouraged from coming to school but the opposite was the case at William Morris Primary School in Banbury recently as pupils went dotty to raise money for BBC Children in Need.

Following the lead of the charity campaign's mascot Pudsey the Bear, children donned bear ears, spotty clothing and took part in a fund-raising cake sale.
"The whole school got into the spirit of the campaign and it made for a wonderful day," said assistant headteacher Claire Martin. "We swapped our smart uniform for spotty clothes, face paints and Pudsey ears and have enjoyed a day full of Pudsey inspired activities."
William Morris is a member of the GLF schools group, a multi-academy organisation which runs more than 27 schools across the south east of England, based on a collaborative management philosophy.
"The children were really excited to take part and wanted to do as much as possible for such a wonderful cause," added Ms Martin. "I'd like to say a big thank you to all the children, parents and staff for their support – it was a spot-acular success!".