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Honouring Workers Around the World 📅 1st May 🏭 What is Labour Day? Labour Day began in the late 19th century as part of the labour union movement, which fought for better working hours, safer conditions, and fair pay. The day is now a symbol of unity and respect for

WORLD BOOK DAY, established by UNESCO on April 23, 1995, is an annual event promoting reading, publishing, and copyright worldwide. This date was chosen to honour the memory of literary giants like William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes, both of whom passed away on April 23, 1616. Many countries mark

Losing an Hour, Gaining Perspective Twice a year, many people change their clocks. When the clocks go forward, we lose one hour of sleep. This can feel difficult at first. Mornings may feel darker, and our daily routine can feel a little strange. However, there is also something positive about

Picture taken from Freepik Patrick, the Man Did you know that Saint Patrick was not actually Irish? He was probably Scottish or Welsh and came from a rich Christian family. Old documents say that when he was a teenager, Irish pirates took him to Ireland to work as a slave.

Do you celebrate this day? Do you know somebody who participates in demonstrations in the street? What is International Women’s Day? International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8. It is a time to honor the achievements of women and to work for positive changes for women and

Spring is a beautiful season that comes after winter and before summer. The weather becomes warmer, flowers start to grow, and the days become longer. Many people feel happy in spring because nature looks fresh and colourful again. Around the world, different countries celebrate spring with special traditions and festivals.