Pupils and staff across the school came together in a colourful and creative way to mark Odd Socks Day 2025, a national event that celebrates diversity and promotes anti-bullying awareness. The day saw classrooms filled with mismatched socks of every pattern and colour, as everyone proudly wore their odd pairs to show that it’s okay to be different.

Odd Socks Day is part of Anti-Bullying Week, and it encourages people to express themselves and celebrate what makes them unique. By wearing odd socks, pupils and staff sent a powerful message of inclusion, kindness, and respect.

Throughout the day, students took part in discussions and activities focused on friendship, empathy, and standing up against bullying. Staff also joined in the fun, sparking conversations and laughter while reinforcing the importance of embracing individuality.

The event was a joyful reminder that small actions—like wearing odd socks—can have a big impact in creating a supportive and inclusive school environment.