Anti-Bullying Week: What is Odd Socks Day?
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Andy Day joins Martin in the studio to talk about Odd Socks Day
Thousands of kids and adults across the UK are going to be wearing odd socks on Monday 13 November and there's a really good reason why!
It's the start of Anti-Bullying Week.
Odd Socks Day is a national event all about celebrating what makes someone unique.
It's organised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance which is a group of organisations, charities and individuals who work together to try and stop bullying.
What's Odd Socks Day all about?
People are being encouraged to wear their favourite odd socks (yes, this means picking out a pair that don't match!).
It's to symbolise that we are all different and that children should be themselves, accepting of one another and celebrate difference.
If you are worried that you or anyone that you know is being bullied, speak to an adult that you trust you about it. That might be a teacher or someone in your family.
Or you can call ChildLine for free on 0800 1111.
For lots more advice go to 麻豆官网首页入口 Kids Unite online.
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