EID Celebration in School

Eid Mubarak to everyone!

Eid is an extremely special celebration for Muslims as it marks the end of Ramadan and is known as the "Festival of breaking fast." It’s a joyful time spent with family and friends, celebrating Eid with the people you love, eating a lot of food (mainly desserts), and thanking God for all of the love and strength Muslims have been given. On this day, many people sit down to a feast with family and friends, wearing their best attire, and donate money before going to the mosque. For many children, this is a celebration to look forward to; many are spoiled with new clothes, treats, gifts, and money. We hope you have a lovely Eid!

We will celebrate EID in school on Wednesday 2^nd April.

Each class will have a party on this day. We would also like the children to come to school in their special clothes/ party clothes and wear them all day.

We would appreciate you helping with food for the parties. The children will be having a normal school dinner, but some treats for the parties would still be appreciated.  Please could you send the treats in with your child on this day and they will be distributed for the children to share. Please ensure there are no nuts in anything you send to keep children with allergies safe. School will provide plates but please ensure your child brings a drink with them in their water bottle. This year we are asking for;

• The boys to bring in savoury items, preferably vegetarian and no pork products if possible (for example pakoras, vegetarian sausage rolls, cheese bites, crisps,)
• The girls to bring in the desserts (for example cakes, buns, biscuits, chocolates)

Thank you for your continued support and we hope the children enjoy celebrating this occasion.