Lanarkshire pupils got together before the holidays for a football festival with a message – with pupils from an Airdrie school finishing as runners-up.
The event at Hamilton’s Palace Grounds was hosted by Police Scotland and anti-sectarian charity Nil by Mouth.
Pupils took part in the tournament then listened to a talk about the destructive social impact that sectarianism has on society.
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Police Scotland welcomed the chance to bring young people from all communities together in a safe and welcoming environment, using sport to promote tolerance and inclusion.
The event was supported by the Hamilton branch of Sainsbury’s, who provided refreshments on the day.
After a close tournament Our Lady’s High from Motherwell lifted the Kiss Bigotry Goodbye Cup, with Airdrie’s Caldervale High gaining second place.
