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Parent’s Mental Health Day 30th Jan This annual event is organised by the charity stem4 who supports teenagers/young adults to build positive mental health. The theme for this year is how to address the concern about how screen time/online activity impact family's wellbeing.

Time To Talk Day Feb 6th. This annual event on the first Thursday in February is to encourage conversations about mental health and to remove the taboo surrounding mental health. It is a time to encourage conversations about mental health. search Mind.org.uk

LGBT History Month February This month is a celebration of the incredible contribution the LGBT people have made over history. King James V1 of Scotland and 1 of England was well known for his love of men. Explore the Proud Trust’s “People like me” project.

Student Volunteering Week 10th-16th Feb. Students have been volunteering in the United Kingdom since 18th century. Religious societies began in various universities in the UK working with student volunteers to support the sick.

Valentine’s Day 14th February February has long been celebrated as the month of romance. It has been a long-held belief that St Valentine’s Day contains part of the Christian and ancient Roman tradition. Happy Valentines Day! Search Valentines Day History

Black History Month. John Clough was born in Jamaica and came to the UK with a Scottish doctor. In 1887 he became the first Black bus driver of a London Motorbus. Dame Jocelyn Barrow was the first black woman to be governor of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Ramadan Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar. It starts on the evening of Friday 28th February lasting 30 days and ending at sundown on Saturday 29th March. It is one of the holiest periods of worship for Muslims. For more information search Islamic Relief UK

Shrove Tuesday 4th March 2025 Shrove Tuesday is also known as Pancake Day Tuesday will see households take out their frying pans to cook up some tasty griddle cakes and there is no shortage of recipes to choose from! For more information search Pancakeday ShroveTuesday

International Women’s Day For over a century, March 8 has been recognised worldwide as International Women’s Day. But what is the significance of this day, and why does it matter? In 1908 15,000 women marched through NYC for shorter working hours, better pay, the right to vote.

Harriet Tubman Day 10th March Born into slavery in March 1822 she escaped from slavery in the South to become a leading abolitionist before the American Civil War. She led upward of 300 enslaved people along the Underground Railroad from the American South to Canada to freedom.

Endometriosis Awareness Month Endometriosis is a condition where cells similar to those in the womb lining grow in other parts of the body often affecting the pelvic tissue, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. It can cause severe period pain, heavy periods, and pain during sex.

St Patricks Day 17th March St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. He was a 5th Century missionary who brought Christianity to Ireland. He was born in Roman Britain later captured and taken to Ireland as a slave. He was later freed. He returned to England and became a monk.

Comic Relief - Red Nose Day - 21st March Comic relief is a British charity founded in 1985 by Richard Curtis and Sir Lenny Henry in response to the famine in Ethiopia in 1983-1985. For more information, #RedNoseHeroes #ComedyForACause.

Mothering Sunday 30th March The origins of Mothering Sunday come from the Middle Ages when it was a day to honour mother churches. The mother church is where a person becomes a child of the church. On Mothering Sunday Christians have historically visited their mother church.

Stress Awareness Month 1st - 30th April This is held every April since 1992 to increase public awareness about both the causes and cures of the modern stress epidemic. For more information visit the Stress management Society.

Parkinson's Awareness 14th - 20th April This disease is caused by a loss of nerve cells in part of the brain. These cells produce Dopamine. When these cells are damaged the messages between the brain and the nervous system that help control and co-ordinate body movements.

Good Friday & Easter Sunday 18th & 20th April Good Friday is the Christian anniversary of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Easter Sunday is the time when Jesus Christ was resurrected from the grave. The Easter Egg symbolises new life, resurrection. Happy Easter!

St George’s Day April 23rd St George is the patron saint of England and April 23rd marks the day of his death. He is believed to have been a Roman soldier under Emperor Diocletion. He became a Christian martyr when he refused to renounce his faith and was executed for it.