School captain Molly Young supports the Wear It Purple Day.
Student welfare manager Wombat Lyons and principal Brett Pedlow show their support by wearing purple.
Year 12 student Blake Robinson brightens his uniform with some purple.
Careers advisor Jodie Deppeler and school chaplain Belinda Pugliese.
Year 11 student Nadia Davies shows off some of her purple decorated biscuits.
Staff at Trafalgar High School dressed in purple while students added touches of purple to their uniform for Wear It Purple Day recently.
The day was created by young New South Wales students and has expanded nationally highlighting inclusion of LQBTQIA+ youth in the community.
Trafalgar High School also marked the day with lunchtime activities including icing biscuits with purple toppings and decorating the general office area.
"Wear It Purple is an opportunity for all of us to recommit to supporting LGBTIQA+ young people," said principal Brett Pedlow.
"Trafalgar High School strives to foster supportive, safe, empowering and inclusive environments for students," he said.
Students added a splash of purple to their uniform including ribbons, pins, hair ties and socks. The day is part of a calendar of community events marked by the school including Harmony Day, Cultural Day, Reconciliation Week, IDAHOBIT Day and the upcoming R U Okay day.
