Pink Shirt Day

On February 26th each year, we mark Pink Shirt Day in Canada.

The gesture started when a group of students noticed one of their classmates being bullied because he was wearing a pink shirt. So, they set out to ALL wear pink shirts to send a clear message of support to those bullied, and to tell bullies that this behaviour had no place in their school.

This is a day to stand up and say “NO” to bullying.

In anticipation of that day, you are invited to please wear a pink pin, pink shirt, pink sweater, pink scarf, pink hoodie, scrunchie…something pink. Let’s stand in solidarity with those who are bullied. And let’s send a clear message that bullying has no place at St. Paul’s, in New Brunswick, in Canada.