Anti‑Bullying Week 2025 – Join Us for Odd Socks Day on Monday 10th November

Next week marks Anti-Bullying Week 2025, an important time to come together to raise awareness about bullying, promote kindness, and celebrate individuality.

We are taking part in Odd Socks Day on Monday 10 November! By wearing odd socks, staff and learners will join thousands across the UK in celebrating what makes each of us unique and encouraging conversations about inclusion and respect.

What is Odd Socks Day?

Odd Socks Day is part of the national Anti-Bullying Week campaign organised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. The idea is simple: wear mismatched socks to show that while we are all different, everyone deserves respect.

Participating in Odd Socks Day is a fun and visible way to promote kindness and challenge bullying in schools, colleges, workplaces, and communities.

How You Can Join Us

  • Wear odd socks on Monday 10 November.
  • Encourage colleagues and learners to participate and celebrate individuality.
  • Use the free Anti-Bullying Week resources below to support activities and discussions throughout the week.

These actions help create an environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and safe.

Anti-Bullying Week 2025 Resources

To support staff and learners during Anti-Bullying Week, the following resources are available:

1. Odd Socks Day – School & Youth Settings Pack (2025)
Includes posters, handouts, and activities suitable for classrooms and youth settings.

2. Odd Socks Day – Workplace Pack (2025)
Resources and guidance for workplaces to get involved and raise awareness.

3. Anti-Bullying Week 2025 Theme: Power for Good
Information about the 2025 theme, campaign ideas, and ways to get involved.

Why Anti-Bullying Week Matters

By taking part in Odd Socks Day 2025, we are showing our commitment to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment. Small actions, like wearing odd socks, help spark important conversations, celebrate individuality, and promote kindness every day.

Let’s make Anti-Bullying Week an opportunity to stand together against bullying and encourage respect and inclusion across our community.

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