Pupils hope to raise thousands of pounds for people less fortunate than themselves by taking part in a sponsored walk.
Last year's event at Calthorpe Park School in Hitches Lane, Fleet raised £3,4152 for Sport Relief to help equip a home for orphans in India. This year the target was £4,000.
The pupils walked in aid of three projects - to help build a school in Sri Lanka through Ocean Stars Trust. Fighting for justice for children and child soldiers in Uganda and buying part of a rainforest in South America to help protect the planet.
The walk was held in the grounds of tyhe Patches Lane school on Friday from 11:30am to 3pm and pupils were asked to make a donation of £1 for every length they walked up to a maximum of £3.
Parents and their children not yet at school were invited to the event, which also featured a number of other fundraising initiaves, including an inflatable assalt course, a circus workshop and a challenge.
The assistant headteacher at Calthorpe Park School said: "The event not only aims to raise money but also awareness o global issues and appreciation of how individual and small group action can really have an impact."