YOUNG carers took a break from their responsibilities by playing on a bus.
The 16 children spent a day on the bus enjoying face painting, games, arts and crafts, dressing up and karaoke.
It made a change for the four to nine year olds who look after parents, grandparents or siblings with long-term illnesses.
Young Carers Bromley spokesman Belinda Pearson said: "The kids love it.
"It's a real novelty for them to have their own bus for a day."
The bus is run by children's charity Honeypot.
It was set up in 1996 to support young carers and puts on fun activities to give them a break.
The bus visits more than 2,000 children each year in the south of England.
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