KIND hearted children at St Andrew's Primary served up delicious treats to their families and raised hundreds of pounds for a vital charity.
The primary seven class in the Greenock school brewed up a storm to help MacMillan Cancer Care at a coffee morning.
The pupils found out about the charity as part of an enterprise project led by teacher Olivia Fleming and then decided to organise a fundraiser.
Mums, dads, grans and grandads were all invited along to the Larkfield school for some fantastic treats and a raffle.
Pupil Liam Hardie said: "I was so happy that my dad and my nana were able to come along. I loved finding out about MacMillan and also getting it all set up and organised."
By the end of the day the youngsters had raised an incredible £250 for the charity which helps support those with cancer and their loved ones.
MacMillan Cancer Support recently funded a new service in Inverclyde which will offers full support to patients in their recovery.
Teacher Olivia Fleming said: "I am so proud of the class, they took this on themselves, researched it and organised it all.
"Then we invited our families and the community along for the event."
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