JHSS was alive with colour, creativity, and community spirit on Friday 30 May as learners and staff stepped out in their wackiest socks for Crazy Sock Day—all in support of the RSPCA.

From bright stripes and bold patterns to quirky pom-poms and mismatched pairs, the school was transformed into a sea of silly socks. The fun of the day also had an important purpose: to raise awareness and funds for the RSPCA and the vital work they do caring for animals in need.

Learners were encouraged to wear their craziest socks and bring along a gold coin donation. Their enthusiasm was clear, with smiles all around and thoughtful conversations sparked about kindness, empathy, and animal welfare.

Thanks to the incredible support of our school community, we raised an impressive $778! These funds will go directly to providing shelter, food, and medical care for animals across the state.

A special thank you goes to Year 5 learners Sophia and Sophie, who not only initiated the idea for the fundraiser but also ran a handmade keyring stall on the day.

Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed. Crazy Sock Day was a wonderful reminder that even small acts of kindness can have a big impact.