Charity | Oathall Community College

On Monday 16th November students and staff at Oathall wore odd socks as part of anti-bullying week. This was to raise awareness that we stand together against bullying and to promote difference. The money raised from this day goes towards The Diana Award a charity set up in memory of Princess Diana who believed that young people have the power to change the world. One of the areas that the charity helps with is providing training and resources to schools to tackle any bullying and to raise awareness.

We are proud at Oathall to support this very important charity and even prouder to be uniting together and standing up against any form of bullying.

So far, we have raised £855 for the charity. Anyone wishing to make a donation can do so via the School Gateway.

As part of Anti-Bullying week, students and staff at Oathall took part in Odd Socks Day 2019 and wore odd socks to promote difference and raise awareness of bullying.

This year’s Anti-Bullying week at Oathall is focused on being an ‘Upstander’ and encouraging all to stand up to those who are bullying and to encourage kindness throughout the school. The Oathall wellbeing group have worked hard to raise awareness and to help continue with the wonderful and positive atmosphere here at Oathall.

To join in with the event students gave a donation to support The Diana Award Charity that was founded in memory of Princess Diana and her strong belief that young people can change the world. One aspect of this charity is supporting anti-bullying in schools.