RAG (Raising and Giving) Week is a week-long fundraising event where students organise various activities to raise money for charity.
It's a time for student societies and clubs to compete and showcase their creativity while contributing to a worthy cause.
Student involvement: RAG Week typically features a diverse range of events, including bake sales, bake-offs, fashion shows, sporting events, and other creative activities.
Competitive element: RAG Week is a student-led initiative, with students taking the lead in planning and executing the fundraising events.
Social impact: Some RAG Weeks have a competitive element, with different clubs or societies vying to raise the most money.
RAG Week provides an opportunity for students to engage in community outreach and make a positive impact on their chosen charities.
History: The term "RAG" likely originates from the practice of students in the Victorian era who collected rags for the poor.
