Schools across Barrow joined in the Dress up Challenge for Children in Need to raise money for disadvantaged children.
The BBC's official charity invited schools to take on fun challenges and dress up to raise money.
Schools can join the fundraising programme with running, dress up, sponsored, curriculum and baking challenges.
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Many children in Barrow attended school in non-uniform or pyjamas with the morning seeing plenty of baking challenges, Pudsey-themed activities and pyjamas.
Dane Ghyll Community Primary School and Nursery took a trip out to support the cause.
Headteacher Pete Mills, said: "We’ve had a great morning supporting Children In Need in our pyjamas and onesies - and learning about how our money helps other children who need extra help.
"We also took our reception pupils on a cinema trip in their pyjamas to see the Butterfly Tale.
"We are hoping to raise over £300."
Vickerstown Primary and Nursery School pupils decided to come to school in their pyjamas or wear a splash of yellow in their clothing.
Throughout the day, they baked and sold delicious cakes and did Pudsey-themed activities.
Victoria Academy also held a cake sale, complete with Pudsey Bear Cakes and enjoyed a non-uniform day.
Barrow Island Community Primary School also saw their children arrive in non-uniform.
Their year one pupils were pictured dressed in the school's 'Yellow or pyjamas' theme for the day.
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Senior pupils at South Walney Junior School organised and led a Cake Sale selling cakes to pupils for 50p to raise money.
Their pupils also came in non-uniform with Pudsey accessories and yellow clothes to celebrate the day.
According to the charity, in the year 2022-23, there were 14.3 million people living in relative poverty after housing costs.
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