Primary school teacher Louise Bright created a fundraising venture from her attempts to make lockdown lessons "crazy and fun" for her pupils.

The Hunts Post: Louise Bright outside The Exhibition pub in Godmanchester.Louise Bright outside The Exhibition pub in Godmanchester. (Image: LOUISE BRIGHT)

Louise, who is a teacher at Godmanchester Community Academy, dressed up for video lessons during lockdown learning and says pupils, parents and staff started asking what costume she was going to be wearing next.

The Hunts Post: Louise Bright dressed by as Olive.Louise Bright dressed by as Olive. (Image: LOUISE BRIGHT)

"And so my fundraising idea called Fancy Fortnight was born. I am dressing up in a different fancy dress costume every day for a fortnight, to be worn all day every day, wherever I have to go and whatever I have to do, including teaching, essential shopping and daily exercise."

The Hunts Post: Louise stayed in her costumes all day - even at the supermarket.Louise stayed in her costumes all day - even at the supermarket. (Image: LOUISE BRIGHT)

"Children's well-being is more important than ever due to Covid-19 and so YoungMinds is the charity I have chosen to fundraise for.

The Hunts Post: Louise dressed as Andy Pandy.Louise dressed as Andy Pandy. (Image: LOUISE BRIGHT)

Louise started her fundraising venture on March 15.

If you would like to support her efforts, you can go to her fundraising page at: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/louise-bright3