Melbourne school hammered after 'tone-deaf' dress code for fundraising event asks people to 'dress up as blind, lame and injured'

Daily Mail - Oct 30, 2026

A Melbourne school has sparked outrage after asking students to dress up as 'blind, lame and injured' for a charity fundraising event.

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