The sun shone brightly of Friday as Knockbeg College turned orange for mental health awareness.
They were just one of a number of secondary schools who took part in a campaign organised by Cycle Against Suicide.
Their #SchoolsGoOrange campaign began in 2017 and proved a roaring success.
Even more secondary schools signed up this time and Knockbeg had two special guests to start the day.
Former Offaly footballer Niall McNamee and Cycle Against Suicide representative Christy Bannon addressed the students.
The school then began their Sports Day with a range of different events taking place over the course of the day.
There were relays, rounders, bubble football matches, cycles, novelty races and volleyball matches.
The day concluded with an awards ceremony held in the study hall.
Here, a signed rugby jersey by former pupil and current Leinster player Tom Daly was raffled and won by Matthew Gleeson.
Our photographer headed over in the middle of the day on Friday and grabbed some of the action:
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