Stay Safe when Celebrating Eid
We know that tomorrow is a really special day for lots of you as it is Eid.
Usually Eid is a time when you can visit friends and family and celebrate altogether. Unfortunately this year is going to look different and I just want to remind you that we are still in lock down, we still have to stay home even for Eid.
This may feel strange but it is to keep everybody safe and healthy.
Even if you do feel healthy and don’t have any symptoms we need to follow the government guidelines. If we do this now it will mean we can see our family and friends sooner once lock down is over.
You can still celebrate this special day, but just make sure it is within your homes and with the family members that you live with. We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating and it brings joy in this difficult time.
Take Care
Stay Safe
Paul Kenna
Principal
Usually Eid is a time when you can visit friends and family and celebrate altogether. Unfortunately this year is going to look different and I just want to remind you that we are still in lock down, we still have to stay home even for Eid.
This may feel strange but it is to keep everybody safe and healthy.
Even if you do feel healthy and don’t have any symptoms we need to follow the government guidelines. If we do this now it will mean we can see our family and friends sooner once lock down is over.
You can still celebrate this special day, but just make sure it is within your homes and with the family members that you live with. We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating and it brings joy in this difficult time.
Take Care
Stay Safe
Paul Kenna
Principal
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