Hundreds of youngsters have been enjoying a summer camp run by volunteer teachers from Swinnow Primary School.
Staff at Swinnow Primary joined forces with volunteers from a Government-backed group which helps families, to run the camps.
* Click here to sign up to free news and sport email alerts from Bramley Today.Youngsters aged from three to 14 took part in the camps, which took place last week and this week.
Headteacher Allison Chin said: "We worked with Wildfire, a family support charity. They work with families on issues such as healthcare and drug abuse, helping families improve life outcomes for children."
More than 250 children a day took part in activities such as basketball, circus skills, digital music production, steel pans, street dancing, kick-boxing, football skills, team games, 3-D art sculpture, face painting, music and movement, hair braiding, cooking and crafts.
Sponsorship came from Leeds City Council, Education Leeds, community charity Wade's, and Leeds Healthy Living Network.
