classrooms choice of colour impacts highly on students learning. Certain colours used on the walls of the classroom create both good and bad moods; affecting student learning. Mood is a pertinent aspect of learning within a classroom. A student who is in a good mood and surround by others in a good mood will seek to learn and take in more from their lessons. Where as a student who is in a bad mood and surrounded by others in a bad mood will be reluctant to learn and seek distraction. Konza, Grainger & Bradshaw's, (2001) research proves the colours orange, yellow, green, and light blue used in classrooms create a cheerful, sociable environment with minimal hostility and irritation. In return allow for students to increase the intake of information and understanding for learning. Opposed to the dull, white, brown and black colours used in a classroom that creates a non- stimulating nor productive environment. Hence colour itself is a vital part in encouraging comfortable and effective learning. Consequently the choice of colour when using in a classroom setting needs to be addressed as it impacts highly on a student's mood and in return affects their learning abilities.