Colours stimulate our imagination and inspire us to create more than we ever thought possible. A world without colour is dull and boring.

Colour is the ultimate weapon in the fight against darkness. It is a thing of light and life that brings beauty and joy to our hearts, lifting us from the very depths of despair to which we often descend. Triadic: A set of three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel. For example, red, yellow, and blue. There's just one problem: Schauss' results have never been successfully replicated. "There was a study in 2015, conducted in a proper way under controlled conditions, that didn't find any evidence pink reduces aggressiveness," says Domicele Jonauskaite, a colour researcher at the University of Vienna, in Austria. A study at the Justizvollzugsanstalt Poschwies in Switzerland involving 59 male inmates found that there was no difference between white and pink prison cells on prisoner aggression levels. A world without colours would be a painting. It would be a dystopia. Colours remind us to appreciate and take care of the beauty around us. If you have colour, then make memories. If not, then at least make art. Colour is an essential ingredient in the recipe for life; without it, we would be grey, and without it, we would have no personality.Colour vision deficiency (also known as colour blindness) affects 1 in 12 boys and 1 in 200 girls. There are several different types, but the most common types affect the ability to see red and/or green light, making several pairs of colours hard to distinguish. Color (American English) or colour (British English) is the characteristic of human visual perception described through color categories, with names such as red, blue, yellow, green, orange, or purple… The International Colour Association (AIC), founded in 1967, is an international organisation which promotes research and education in all aspects of colour. It comprises of a global membership of 28 colour associations representing 5 continents. The meaning of colour, then, is contextual, Schloss continues. A single white bin might obviously suggest paper, while a single red bin would mean little. Taken together, though, a series of six differently coloured trash cans can play off each other, and communicate far more, and more subtly.

Maybe they don't want to stop with just colouring it in. Perhaps your students would like to use glue and glitter to really make it pop. No matter what they choose to do, this activity is guaranteed to bring loads of fun.

Colours are not about being just a happy or sad colour. They’re about everything that’s in between: how you feel, who you are and where you are in life. A world without colour is nothing. Colour is the language of nature, a message of hope and beauty. A world without colours would be one where all life on earth would be at risk. Other studies have shown that colours can directly impact performance, especially among children. When eight- and nine-years-olds conducted a series of tasks in the presence of different shades, academics found their overall performance was significantly worse around red versus grey, which was used as a baseline. And forget blue-sky thinking, try green-space thinking – at least if one study into creativity is credible, which showed a correlation between creativity among children and the presence of that colour, or objects of that colour such as plants. And if you want a child to concentrate, you might consider painting a classroom in a vivid palette and so bolster their reading scores.