ACS Cobham students show racism the red card

Students as young as two, through to age 18, at ACS International School Cobham have ‘shown racism the red card’ by taking part in the annual Wear Red Day, organised by anti-racism educational charity, Show Racism the Red Card.

The activity was driven by student councils across the school, keen to take the opportunity to raise awareness around issues of racism. During the day, students wore red clothes and held up red cards to showcase their support for anti-racism education. The school also runs an anti-racism club, which works all year round to create a safe community and raise awareness of different cultural issues that minorities face.

Offering world-renowned educational programmes, ACS Cobham is home to 1,500 students, aged 2 to 18, and 300 expert faculty and staff members, all representing over 60 nationalities.