School children have raised hundreds of pounds by singing Christmas carols across Welshpool for charity.
Welshpool Church in Wales Primary School braved the winter weather to go out singing at the town centre, local hospital, care homes and supermarkets.
Each class performed in different locations around Welshpool to raise money for the school's chosen charity, Save the Children.
Justine Baldwin, headteacher, said: "We are particularly proud of our pupils, who through doing this, who have shown how much they care for our local community, as well as the planet.
"They are certainly leading the way in becoming ethically informed future citizens of Wales and the world!"
Welshpool Church in Wales Primary School sang Christmas carols to residents at The Rhallt care home.
Christmas shoppers enjoy listening to carols sung by pupils from Welshpool Church in Wales Primary School.
Welshpool Church in Wales Primary School sang carols in the town during the lead-up to Christmas
Welshpool Church in Wales Primary School prepare to sing carols outside the hospital
Welshpool residents and shoppers were full of praise for the children's singing to lift spirits, saying that the event had created a "moment of light and happiness at such a difficult time".
The school also held Christmas Jumper Day on December 10 following a successful jumper swap shop devised by the children who had recently taken part in workshops on sustainability and climate change.
Between the carol singing and Christmas Jumper Day, the school raised £307.77.
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