A STOURBRIDGE primary school came up with a cracking plan to raise funds for charity.
Pupils at Ham Dingle Primary School combined their Easter bonnet parade with Brain Tumour Research's Wear a Hat Day.
Youngsters aged between four to seven took part in a parade while older children, aged seven to 11, wore a hat of their choice yesterday (Thursday).
All children paid £1 to take part, with all proceeds going to the charity, that raises awareness of brain tumours and funds sustainable and continuous research.
Their efforts are expected to have raised around £300.
Headteacher, Joanne Davies, said: "The younger children have enjoyed making and wearing the Easter bonnets as we build up to Easter and we thought it would be great if we could raise money for a worthy cause at the same time."
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