On Monday 19th March one of the teachers from Westside Comprehensive School dyed his hair blue in aid of Childline Gibraltar's Blue Day. 

His hair remained blue for the whole week leading up to Friday 23rd when he had it all shaved off! 

The whole school got involved with the spirit of the event and contributed to make it a great success.  Attached is a video of the transformation for those who didn't get to see him, enjoy!

It was a huge success, many locals schools were visited on the day.

Children wore Blue in support of Childline and donated £1 to the charity. Participating local companies also supported Childline on the day by organising a collection and/or giving the charity a donation. Local corporates also participated, staff were encouraged to wear blue, collections were organised and in some instances donations made.

 A very big thank you to:

Schools: St Joesph’s Middle School, Loreto Convent, St Bernards First School, St Anne’s Middle School, Sacred Heart Middle School, Bishops Fitzgerald Middle School, Westside, Bayside, St Pauls First School, Notre Dame First School, Governor’s Meadow School, St Martins Special Needs School.

Show you support on Friday 23 March for Childline Gibraltar's Blue Day.

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