Passover
A holy day on which the Hebrews’ escape from slavery in Egypt is commemorated by people of the Jewish and Samaritan faiths. Find resources about Passover.
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Anaesthetic used for the first time (1842)
Dr. Crawford Long was the first doctor to use anesthesia, during an operation to remove a cyst.
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The Eiffel Tower officially opened (1889)
It is 324m tall and was originally the entrance arch to the 1889 World’s Fair.
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April Fools Day
The day when people play tricks upon each other.
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Good Friday
In the Christian faith, the day on which the crucifixion of Christ is commemorated. Many people eat a traditional cake called a hot-cross bun.
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National Pet Month
Running until 3 May, this event aims to promote responsible pet ownership and raise awareness of the role, value and contribution to society of working and companion animals. Find out more at www.nationalpetmonth. org.uk
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Easter Sunday
In the Christian faith, the day on which the resurrection of Christ is commemorated. Many people attend church services and often chocolate eggs are hidden and searched for. Take a look at our Easter activities and resources.
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