Straits International School Penang Rallies Behind Brain Tumour Awareness with ‘Wear a hat day’ Celebration 🎩🧠Straits International School Penang proudly joined the global movement to support brain tumour research through its colourful and meaningful ‘Wear a hat day’ celebration. The initiative, held on campus, was more than just a fun dress-up occasion - it was a powerful platform to raise awareness about one of the most complex and underfunded areas of medical research.From creative classroom-made hats to bold and stylish headwear, students and staff alike embraced the spirit of the day with enthusiasm and heart. The school community turned out in full force, donning everything from top hats and tiaras to baseball caps and handmade masterpieces. It was a lively and joyful atmosphere, but with a clear purpose at its core-supporting brain tumour research and sparking important conversations about health, hope and humanity.Throughout the day, discussions were held in classrooms to help students understand the importance of brain health and the challenges faced by those affected by brain tumours. Teachers led age-appropriate conversations and activities that helped students connect with the cause in a meaningful and thoughtful way.“Wear a hat day is a reminder that even the smallest actions - like putting on a hat - can be part of something bigger,” said a member of staff. “We want our students to know that they can use their voice, creativity and energy to make a difference.”This event aligns with the school’s commitment to nurturing Curious Confident Minds and promoting Amazing Learning beyond the classroom. It also reflects Straits’ belief in growing a compassionate community - one where empathy, social responsibility and awareness are part of the learning journey.The vibrant sea of hats across campus stood as a powerful symbol of unity, awareness and the potential to Grow Beyond academic achievement by supporting causes that matter.Straits International School Penang extends a heartfelt thank you to all students, staff and families who took part in Wear a hat day. Together, we continue to learn, grow and make a difference - one hat at a time.
