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Burns Night is a celebration of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, and is a fantastic opportunity for schools to explore Scottish heritage, storytelling, and tradition. Whether you’re reading Burns’ poetry, learning about Scottish customs, or simply looking to mark the occasion with a fun, cultural experience, our workshops can bring the celebration to life.

Black History Month is a key moment in the school calendar to highlight the achievements and influence of Black individuals and communities. It’s also a time when many schools explore African history and heritage through cross-curricular topics.

Known as the Festival of Colours or the Festival of Love, it marks the arrival of spring, Holi is one of the most important celebrations in the Hindu calendar.

It symbolises the victory of light over darkness and good over evil, and is marked by families coming together, throwing coloured powders and water together, and enjoying music and dance.

Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of the most important celebrations in the Hindu calendar. It symbolises the victory of light over darkness and good over evil, and is marked by families coming together, lighting lamps (diyas), sharing food, and enjoying music and dance.

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is one of the most exciting and vibrant celebrations in the school calendar. Marking the start of the Lunar New Year, it’s a brilliant opportunity to explore tradition, storytelling, and cultural expression in an engaging and memorable way.

Hanukkah, or the Jewish Festival of Lights, is an eight day celebration – marked by lighting a menorah each night.

It’s also the perfect opportunity to bring something special into the classroom that helps children wind down, connect with classmates, and create something memorable to take home or perform.

Our themed workshops are designed to support end-of-term festivities while also encouraging creativity, teamwork, and self-expression. Whether you’re looking for a calming holiday craft, a festive enrichment session, or a high-energy reward day, we’ve got something to suit every school and key stage.

British Science Week is a fantastic opportunity for schools to highlight the role of science in our everyday lives and inspire the next generation of curious thinkers, problem-solvers, and innovators. It’s the perfect time to bring STEM learning to life through exciting, hands-on experiences that encourage investigation, exploration, and discovery.

Universal Children’s Day is all about spreading happiness, kindness, and positivity and what better way to do that than through experiences that bring genuine smiles to children’s faces?

The International Dance Day is a global celebration of dance as an art form, emphasizing its cultural importance and ability to bring people together across boundaries.. It’s a wonderful opportunity for schools to explore themes of empathy, inclusion, and cooperation, while helping children understand that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

Carnival is a festive season that occurs before Lent, typically involving public celebrations, parades, music, dancing, and elaborate costumes.

. For schools, it’s a brilliant opportunity to energise pupils, promote healthy habits, and show that exercise can be inclusive, exciting, and fun.