More than 100 children across Busy Bees nursery in Basingstoke are pledging 250,000 acts of kindness.
Busy Bees nursery in Basingstoke is taking part in the UK-wide initiative, which aims to raise vital funds for BBC Children in Need.
The children are taking part in a variety of activities, from creating handmade "hug stations" and kindness cards to seed-planting and smile challenges.
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The children were encouraged to complete six acts of kindness each.
The campaign is part of Busy Bees’ ongoing partnership with BBC Children in Need, supporting the charity’s Challenge Yourself to 25 initiatives.
To support Busy Bees nursery in Basingstoke taking part in the Great Kindness Swarm, you can donate by going to, justgiving.com/page/busy-bees-national
Chris McCandless, European CEO at Busy Bees, said: "We’re proud to see our Great Kindness Swarm buzzing across the country.
"Our children are discovering that even the smallest act of kindness can spark something bigger - in their nurseries, their communities, and beyond."
The nursery's area director added: "Our children have loved finding creative ways to be kind, from baking treats for neighbours to planting kindness flowers.
"Together, these small gestures will create a powerful wave of hope, joy, and generosity."
The Great Kindness Swarm aims to raise even more money this year to support those who need it most.
To support Busy Bees nursery in Basingstoke taking part in the Great Kindness Swarm, you can donate by going to, justgiving.com/page/busy-bees-national
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