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Nation's children reveal most heroic job The nation's most heroic role is that of a parent, according to a national poll of children run by the Church of England and The Children's Society. |
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Donate your treat to charity This year you have a real choice over Trick or Treat. We are asking you to donate a treat to a children’s charity. In return you have access to a No Trick or Treat poster for your window. For more information click here or to donate now click here. |
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Donate your treat to charity This year you have a real choice over Trick or Treat. We are asking you to donate a treat to a children’s charity. In return you have access to a No Trick or Treat poster for your window. For more information click here or to donate now click here. |
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The Eve of All Hallows (commonly known as Halloween) is an amazing opportunity to celebrate the saints who are the heroes of the Christian faith. The Children’s Society, along with the Church of England, is keen to encourage the celebration in a light and bright way.
We all enjoy dressing up so for this year’s celebration we invite you to organise a Dress as a Hero day on Thursday 22 October. In schools this could be a non-uniform day, and in the workplace an opportunity to relax the dress code to allow everyone to dress as a hero. Some people will choose to wear a hero hat – such as a hard hat or a police officer’s helmet – whilst others will choose to appear in a full fire fighter’s rig or Spiderman suit.
You are also invited to organise a Halloween Choice event to celebrate 31st October in style. Whether it is a party, a church service or a ‘light walk’, you will find plenty of ideas as you browse this site.
We love celebrating the Eve of All Hallows and we invite you to join us.
You can download the resources here. |