Will you be donning your festive best (or worst) for Christmas Jumper Day tomorrow, like these children at Lionel Primary School in Brentford?
Pupils at the school in Lionel Road North raised just over £300 for Save the Children, which the Government will double, as they marked the national fundraising drive a day early.
They sported tops emblazoned with stockings, reindeer and robins, as they got in the spirit in the name of a good cause.
There were a couple of Santas among them and one child even sported a snazzy QPR Christmas jumper, in the hope the boys at Loftus Road will also deliver during the holidays.
Tomorrow (Friday, December 12) will be Save the Children's third Christmas Jumper Day, with a suggested donation of £2 for adults taking part and £1 for children.
Your festive fashion follies have generated £1.6 million over the past two years to help children across the globe.
If you're wearing a Christmas jumper to work or school tomorrow, email your pics to robert.cumber@trinitymirror.com and we'll post the best online. The more tinsel and flashing lights the better.
