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Comic Relief video: Watch the fun in Maidstone

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16:51, 05 March 2009  | Updated: 16:01, 02 May 2019

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(L-R) Sophie Chandler, 4, Rachel Zigler, 3, and Darren Wybrow, 4, of the Just Learning Nursery, Maidstone, wearing odd shoes to raise money for Red Nose Day. Picture: Matthew WalkerAshley Long, Kazz Bussey, Mike Sear, Hannah Brown, George Flisher and Sam Keane from Blu hairdressers, having fun for comic relief.Emily Wallace and Robyn Smith, both 9, pupils at Sutton Valence Prep School, perform Mercy, by Duffy, as part of 5Bs concert for Comic Relief. Picture: Alan SmithMark Turner from Sainsbury's, Maidstone, having his legs waxed by colleague Emma Gray for Red Nose Day. Picture: Trisha FermorMembers of the Little Stirrers Cookery Club at The Discovery School, Kings Hill, making red nose cakes to sell and raise money for Comic Relief. Picture: David Antony HuntNLL Academy, Boughton Lane, Loose, Year 12/13 students studying childcare and their teachers donned wacky Eighties' clothes. Picture: Moira MitchellOffham Primary School, Church Road, Offham. Little Stirrers Cookery Club making red nose cakes. L-R Liah, 8, Izel, 9, and Holly, 8. Picture: Matt WalkerPupils at Ulcombe Primary School in fancy dress for Comic Relief; Freya Bolton, 8, and Alice Wilkins, 8Pupils at Ulcombe Primary School in fancy dress for Comic Relief; Harry Hill and Shrek: Ben Jelf, 8, and Ben Cornwell, 8Pupils at Ulcombe Primary School in fancy dress for Comic Relief; twins Joshua and Ethan Gray, 6.Sixth formers and some brave staff at Cornwallis Academy in Hubbards Lane, Linton, dressed in their pyjamas for lessons. PIcture: Moira MitchellSlices of this cake will be handed out to anyone who turns up in Week Street, Maidstone, wearing a red nose at 5pm on Friday. The cake was donated to the Polish Club of Maidstone, which is organising the red nose flashmob, by Michael Kendall of the Grange Moor Hotel, Maidstone.The children at St Helens Montessori School in East Farleigh wore pyjamas to school and sold cakes that they had made at home and in schoolTilly Ward, Ola Szczepanik, Coreen Blake and Claire Gilham from Specsavers , having fun for comic relief. Picture: Helen Wagstaff

Red Nose Day was celebrated with a host of wacky charity events, which will raise thousands of pounds for needy young people across the world.

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