Castleview School: Edinburgh school pupils enjoy 'Wear a Skirt to School' day in support of Spanish protest

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Edinburgh school pupils are showing support for the ‘Clothes Have No Gender’ campaign by joining in a 'Wear a skirt to school' day.

A Primary Six class at Castleview Primary School were keen to show their solidarity with the campaign after a pupil in Spain was expelled for wearing a skirt.

It sparked a nationwide kickback as male pupils and teachers alike wore skirts in support, to try and fight against gender norms and expectations as well as to help teach tolerance and respect.

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Castleview Primary School has now joined in with this support, with this Thursday becoming 'Wear a Skirt to School' day for those who wished to take part.

Castleview School: Edinburgh school pupils enjoy 'Wear a skirt to school' day in support of Spanish protestCastleview School: Edinburgh school pupils enjoy 'Wear a skirt to school' day in support of Spanish protest
Castleview School: Edinburgh school pupils enjoy 'Wear a skirt to school' day in support of Spanish protest
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A spokesperson for the Edinburgh City Council said: “As Scotland’s capital city we are fully committed to promoting equality and diversity, and are keen to increase respect, tolerance and understanding especially in our schools.

"We want to ensure all our schools are inclusive and Castleview are carrying out a lot of positive work to promote equality across all their year groups.