Some fantastic costumes and hair-dos are on show as schools 'get funny for money' for Comic Relief.
Founded in 1985 by comedian Lenny Henry and scriptwriter Richard Curtis, Comic Relief aimed to raise money for those suffering from famine in Ethiopia.
Affectionately known as 'Red Nose Day' thanks to the shiny, red noses donned by old and young alike, the fundraiser has become a regular event.
A total of £63,548,668 was raised during Comic Relief 2019.
More information about Comic Relief 2021 can be found at this link.
Can you spot your children below?
17. Michaella-Angel, 10
Michaella-Angel, 10 took part in 'Times Tables Rock Stars' at her school for Comic Relief.
18. Millie, 9, and Vinnie, 7
Millie, 9, and Vinnie, 7 sporting crazy hair for Comic Relief.
19. Theo, 2, and Amelia, 6, from Preston
Theo,2, and Amelia, 6, from Preston all dressed up in red for Red Nose Day.
20. Nevaeh, 4, from Preston
Nevaeh, 4, from Preston with red hair and a Jessie the Cowgirl t-shirt for Comic Relief.