The sun shone for day two of our Make Your Mark festival as crowds of supporters joined us on Bristol’s College Green for face-painting, African drumming lessons and delicious food.

The festival marked the culmination of our Make Your Mark campaign, which aims to raise awareness of the 72 million children who don’t go to school because of poverty and to find 1,000 people in the south west to sponsor 1,000 children in Africa.

During the festival, Bristol comedian Mark Watson unveiled a giant collage made up of over 800 self-portraits contributed by people throughout the south west. And there was plenty more activity to be seen…

Dylan Buddington becomes an avatar courtesy of Judith Blackburn...

...While twins Sophie and Rachel Randall get creative.

Festival attendees get to grips with Alphonse Daudet's African drumming lessons...

...And Evan and Natalie Ricketts learn the art of storytelling.

Arthur Stuttard takes shelter from the rain - in style!

...And Priy Anka and Emily Fry grab some colourful alternatives to brollies.

Alex Lane, Julie Cavanagh, James Galpin, Liz Waldy, Lisa Galpin and Matthew Galpin make some noise for ActionAid.

All photos courtesy of Martin Chainey/ActionAid.