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Wear it Pink 2026
Wear It Pink for Breast Cancer Research
Our school was awash with pink as staff and Post-16 students came together to support Wear It Pink and raise awareness for breast cancer. The day was packed with fundraising activities organised by our fantastic Post-16 team, including a Bake Off competition, raffles, a "Guess How Many Sweets" challenge, and a competition to find the best dressed in pink.
Congratulations to George D, who was crowned Bake Off champion, with Lily P, James R, Pavan K, Grace H, Hanna O and Summer A all named as runners-up. Marley S won the award for Best Dressed Student in Pink, while Courtney B correctly guessed the number of sweets in the jar, which contained an impressive 783 sweets. The raffle winners were Solomon D. (student raffle) and Mrs Harrison (staff raffle).
Thanks to the generosity of our staff and students, we have raised an incredible total of £550 for breast cancer awareness and support. A huge thank you to everyone who donated, baked, dressed in pink, and took part in the day's activities. Well done to our Post-16 students for organising such a successful and memorable event.
Thursday 22nd October 2026























