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Pink Shirt Day (Anti-Bullying Day) celebrated across NSD

Posted on March 1

Father R. Perin School students decked out in Pink in recognition of Pink Shirt Day (Anti-Bullying Day)

Father R. Perin School students decked out in Pink in recognition of Pink Shirt Day (Anti-Bullying Day)

Northland School Division (NSD) staff, students and, central office staff wore pink shirts in recognition of Pink Shirt Day - Anti-Bullying Day. Pink Shirt Day began in 2007 when two teens in Nova Scotia noticed a younger student in their school being bullied for wearing a pink shirt to class. To show their support, the students bought pink shirts and gave them to students and teachers at their high school to wear on the same day. Since then, Pink Shirt Day is celebrated internationally to promote bullying prevention and healthy relationships. NSD's participation in events like Pink Shirt Day is an example of our commitment to providing a welcoming, caring, respectful, safe and healthy learning and working environments that respect diversity and fosters a sense of belonging. 

Check out the photo gallery below. The gallery includes photos of students, school staff, and division staff :)