Hundreds of people across Northland were in the pink yesterday, dressing up in their best - and some cases worst - pink outfit to make a stand against bullying.
Schools, workplaces and individuals across Northland joined thousands of others across the country yesterday for Pink Shirt Day, the end of Anti-Bullying Week.
![Kamo High School staff, parents and pupils have dressed in pink for Anti-Bullying Week, which ended with Pink Shirt Day yesterday.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/M2LOZM5ZAID5RO3RBDPZJM33S4.jpg?auth=ea360f4e076e15fb6c81495392f39b0e931cd9e993de2c031481747f54a318e7&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
In Whangārei, Kamo High School has been active in supporting Anti-Bullying Week.
Activities have occurred throughout the week at the school including the SSC and Arts Assemblies, and a range of student led activities. Staff and students got into the swing of Anti-Bullying Week yesterday with a pink dress-up mufti-day.