On 31 July, our school community proudly participated in Beanies for Brain Cancer, a national initiative aimed at raising awareness and support for brain cancer research.

Students arrived at school wearing a vibrant array of beanies—knitted, fluffy, sporty, and fun—each one a symbol of solidarity with those affected by brain cancer. The day was filled with colour and compassion as classrooms and playgrounds became a sea of beanies, reflecting the students’ enthusiasm and empathy.

The event provided a meaningful opportunity to talk about the importance of medical research and the impact brain cancer has on individuals and families. It was heartening to see our students embrace the cause and show that even small gestures can make a big difference.

A big thank you to everyone who took part and helped raise awareness. Your beanies brought more than just warmth—they brought hope.