April Fools' Day or All Fools' Day is an annual custom on April 1 consisting of practical jokes and hoaxes.
And we have definitely not been disappointed by posts across the Sherwood Forest area.
From the tea time alarm to surprising animals and shocking announcements, check out the funniest posts here…
5. Yellow balls at Worksop Golf Club
Worksop Golf Club announced that as of April 1, only yellow golf balls will be permitted on the course to ensure wildlife can see the balls when crossing. Photo: Worksop Golf Club
6. New fire safety course for pets and animals
In an exciting new development to celebrate the launch of our Community Risk Management Plan, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is pleased to announce a groundbreaking fire safety course designed for pets and animals. This course will teach pets vital life-saving skills, including the important technique of "Stop, Drop, and Roll." Although this may seem convincing, the news story is actually an April Fools' joke. Photo: Notts Fire and Rescue
7. The Invisible Path at Rufford Abbey Country Park
Rufford Abbey Country Park announced the creation of an invisible path. It offers a truly unique experience, allowing you to explore the park in a completely new way… if you can find it! Photo: Rufford Abbey Country Park
8. Trial for parents of primary school students
King Edwin Primary School in Edwinsowe has announced that parents of pupils at the school will participate in a new trial that will involve taking various assessments. These assessments will include Year 2 SATs, Year 6 SATs, Year 4 Times Tables tests, Phonics Screening tests, and general fitness assessments. In response to the school's social media post, one parent commented; "Oh wow, you nearly got me there! I actually panicked for a second." Photo: Virtisus/King Edwin Primary School Edwinstowe