Dress brightly for 'Ditch the Dark' day at Holy Trinity

28th Oct 2022

The pupils at Holy Trinity embraced our 'Ditch the Dark' day and came to school wearing lots of bright clothing on Friday 28th October. Some of the staff joined in, arriving to school wearing hi-viz clothing.

This aim of 'Ditch the Dark' day was to highlight the importance of wearing something bright while out and about during the dark evenings. Well done everyone for taking part, always remember to wear bright clothing in the winter evenings.

Our local PSNI visited Holy Trinity and spoke to all the classes. They reminded the children of the importance of keeping safe on the road and when crossing the road, at Zebra crossings and when using pedestrian crossings. They also reminded everyone to wear bright/reflective clothes at night and to have a light and reflectors on bicycles. They asked the children to be extra careful to be safe when out and about during the darker evenings.

Dressing loud for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Mrs Kelly's P3 class enjoy dressing brightly for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Mrs Smith's P4 class enjoy dressing brightly for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Miss Crudden's P2 class dress brightly for our 'DItch the Dark' day.

Miss Quinn's class dress brightly for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Halloween Fun in Mrs McMenamin's class

Dressing bright for Ditch the dark in Mrs McManus' P3 class

Dressing bright for 'Ditch the Dark' day in Mrs McCann's P1 class

Miss Murray's P6 class dress bright for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Richard shows Mr Treacy how to dress bright and win a prize - 'Ditch the Dark' day

Miss Murray's P6 class dress bright for 'Ditch the Dark' day.

Pupils from Mr Dooris class dress bright for 'Ditch the Dark' day

Mrs Morris class dressed brightly for 'Ditch the Dark' day

'Ditch the Dark' day winner from Mrs Morris P5 class

Mr McGirr's class dressed brightly for 'Ditch the Dark'

'Ditch the Dark' winner from Mr Dooris Class

Miss McDonnell's nursery class and Caitlin dress bright for 'Ditch the Dark' day