Fundraisers got dotty and donned their Pudsey ears or all-yellow onesies to support the Children in Need appeal last week.

Sidmouth Herald: The year six class at St John's School organised a crazy games event for all juniors, where children paid to play daft games and activities. There was face painting, penalty shoot at celebrity photos, obstacle courses, high jumps and more. Seniors also took part, setting up stalls on the top corridor selling snacks and crafts. Lots of sugar and excitement!The year six class at St John's School organised a crazy games event for all juniors, where children paid to play daft games and activities. There was face painting, penalty shoot at celebrity photos, obstacle courses, high jumps and more. Seniors also took part, setting up stalls on the top corridor selling snacks and crafts. Lots of sugar and excitement! (Image: Archant)

Saxophone duo Small Change, also known as Jan McCann and Jackie Ensall, played in Sidmouth’s Market Place to net more than £600.

Jan said: “We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who supported us. It was great fun, and such an important cause.”

Staff at Boots Opticians thanked their customers for supporting their bake sale and helping to bring in £103.

And between Children in Need and ChildLine, pupils at St John’s School raised £1,000 for charity last week.

Sidmouth Herald: Staff at Boots Optician raised £103 for Children in Need with a bake saleStaff at Boots Optician raised £103 for Children in Need with a bake sale (Image: Archant)

For Children in Need, the year six class organised a games day while the seniors set up stalls to sell snacks and crafts.

Head boy Michael, 11, said: “I’m just really proud of us as a school, because we aren’t that big really but all of us care about helping others, and we worked hard to achieve something good.”

Sidmouth Herald: Saxophone duo Small Change donned Pudsey onesies and played in Sidmouth's Market Place to net more than £600 for Children in NeedSaxophone duo Small Change donned Pudsey onesies and played in Sidmouth's Market Place to net more than £600 for Children in Need (Image: Archant)