There was a severe outbreak of ‘bad hair’ at St John’s Upper Holloway primary school in north London on Friday 12th February 2016, where teachers and students took part in a special fundraiser.
Organised by Susan Evans, a teaching assistant at the school, students were asked to turn up in wacky wigs and funky hairdos for Bad Hair Day and donate £1 to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), one of the world’s leading children’s hospitals providing inspirational and world-class care to hundreds of children every day.
The event was a great success with donations hitting the £135 mark.
Ms Evans, who has a personal interest in the work of the hospital, said: “It was a fun day for staff and students and all for a good cause. The funds will help make a difference to the lives of thousands of very ill children who need our help every year.”
Pictured: (front l-r) Evangelina Georgiou (age 7), Vasilia Georgiou (age 5), Andreas Christou (age 4), Frankie Christou (age 7), (back l-r) teaching assistant Helen Andreou and Sonny Charalambous (age 9).