A group of young boys in Kansas reportedly had a Valentine’s Day surprise for each female at their middle school on Thursday.

More than 300 hundred females at Summit Trails Middle School – both staff and students included – received carnation flowers from the boys who orchestrated everything in honor of the holiday, KMBC reported.

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And Tristan Valentine, Kyan Rice and Lincoln Holmes – who are in eighth, seventh and sixth grade, respectively – reportedly funded the sweet gesture with money out of their own pockets.

More than 300 hundred females at Summit Trails Middle School – both staff and students included – reportedly received carnation flowers from the boys.

More than 300 hundred females at Summit Trails Middle School – both staff and students included – reportedly received carnation flowers from the boys. (Dr Guerrero/ Summit Trail MS)

And Kyan Rice, Lincoln Holmes and Tristan Valentine reportedly funded the sweet gesture with money out of their own pockets.

And Kyan Rice, Lincoln Holmes and Tristan Valentine reportedly funded the sweet gesture with money out of their own pockets. (Dr Guerrero/ Summit Trail MS)

The trio did what they could to keep their plans private, Valentine told the outlet, adding that they “wanted every girl to feel important and special on Valentine’s Day.”

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The school’s principal, Dr. Sarah Guerrero, praised the boys for their efforts, telling KMBC that watching them hand out the flowers gave her “chills.”