What you've been up to in Wales

Thank you to all of you who let us know what you did this year to raise money. Pudsey wasn't able to visit every event, but here are just some of the things you did for him :

Pupils of Ysgol Pontgarreg chuffed to bits on the beach at Llangrannog after reaching the end of their sponsored walk for Pudsey.

Lisa Rogers with pupils of Y Bont Faen Primary School, Cowbridge in their wonderful Great British Tea Party.

Year 6 children of Ysgol Pont-y-Gof in Pwllheli came to school in something yellow or anything to do with Pudsey, and their cake sale raised £178.

Students of Neath College dressed up as Wally.

C.A.S.T. performers at the afternoon of Song and Dance at St David's Hall with Jason Mohammad.

The Mayor of Caernarfon with Pudsey proudly receiving a cheque from the staff of ASDA, Caernarfon.

Bridgend College held an X-Factor contest, with Derek Brockway taking the place of Simon Cowell on the judging panel.

Whitland Primary Schhol, Carmarthenshire held a fantastic 'T-Factor' talent show, raising £114.

Trallwng Infants School in Pontypridd had a spotty dress up day, ate Pudsey toast and made biscuits and spotty bandanas raised £250 for Children in Need.

The Tuesday Youth Project after school club, based in Rhoose in the Vale of Glamorgan, has raised money by baking and selling cakes and pizzas, as well as having a sponsored games competition night and lots of other activities.

The Football Factory in Cwmbran invited all the local schools to participate in a penalty shoot out against Pudsey, for £1 per penalty. Pudsey had his work cut out against such skillful footwork!

The Gilfach Goch Community Centre, Rhondda hosted a disco for Children in Need.

Pudsey cake sale, Caerphilly.

Penarth Yacht Club held their very own 'Stig Challenge' on Cosmeston Lakes, braving waters far too cold for Pudsey's tender little toes!

All day Danceathon event at the Rhondda Sports Centre in Gelligaled Park, Ystrad.

Members of BBC Cymru Wales staff held a Karaoke sing-along night, having fun and raising money for Pudsey at the same time.