Part VII: Bee there for bees on World Bee Day
Bees are so important to life on Earth that the United Nations has dedicated a special day to them: World Bee Day is on 20 May. Its aim is to raise people’s awareness of bees and other pollinators and the threats they face, such as intensive farming and the use of pesticides.
When life gives you puddles, splash in them!
Could you walk over to the window and look outside? What is the weather like? Is it sunny, cloudy, windy – or is it raining? It’s April, so there’s a good chance that it’s raining. Have you heard the saying ‘April showers bring May flowers’?
Making sure that people with autism are included
World Autism Acceptance Week is from 28 March to 3 April 2022. It’s all about helping to create a world that accepts autistic people as they are, and for who they are. It incorporates World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April: on this day we celebrate everything that people with autism have achieved.
it's time for everyone to be included
World Down Syndrome day (WDSD) is a worldwide day of awareness of Down syndrome (known as Down’s syndrome in the UK). It is on 21 March. Down Syndrome occurs in 1 in every 792 live births.
Let’s connect the old-fashioned way
When was the last time you sat down and wrote a letter to anyone? Not typed on your phone or computer keyboard, but actually put pen to paper?Well, your chance is coming!