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World Goth Day

World Goth Day  May 22nd is World Goth Day – a chance to celebrate all things gothic from music and film to fashion. It all began in 2009 when BBC Radio 6 Music ran a series which spotlighted different subcultures. Goth music was featured on 22nd May, and the event has taken place on that date each year since. There will be events locally, such as Midnight […]

International Nurses Day 2026

International Nurses Day 2026   What would we do without nurses? Nurses serve a critical purpose and role within the NHS and healthcare industries across the globe. Their roles are safety-critical and require a great degree of professionalism, initiative, emotional resilience, compassion and the ability to think on your feet. This year, the International Nursing […]

Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival

Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival Your Complete Guide to Scotland’s Ancient Celtic Celebration Every year since 1988, the Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival draws up to 15,000 people to Calton Hill for a spectacular celebration marking the arrival of summer. The Beltane fire festival honours an ancient Celtic tradition that began on the evening before May 1st, […]

Bringing back your lapsafe laptop

Bringing back your lapsafe laptop Summertime is upon us – followed by the coming end to the exam and deadline season, hooray! You may have borrowed a Lapsafe laptop from us during this period to work on assignments, finish writing up essays and reports, or ultimately to study for upcoming exams and deadlines. If you […]

World Theatre Day

World Theatre Day Established by the International Theatre Institute (ITI) in 1962, World Theatre Day is a global celebration of the power of theatre in bringing people together. Held in a different country every year, the ITI work with the major theatre association of the host country to stage a festival celebrating the traditional national […]

World Maths Day

World Maths Day Today is World Maths Day and we want to celebrate Maths Plus Something is energising about a day that brings the whole world together through numbers—and that’s exactly what World Maths Day is all about. Unlike the usual image of maths as quiet, solitary work, World Maths Day flips the script. It […]

World Poetry Day 2026

World Poetry Day 2026 World Poetry Day takes place annually on the 21st of March and was first established and adopted by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) in the year 1999. This was finalised during the 30th General Conference, which they held in Paris during that year, with the fundamental goal being […]

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026 Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026 takes place from 16th to 20th March 2026. This global initiative continues its mission to challenge stereotypes and transform how society views neurological differences. Founded in 2018 by Siena Castellon, the week now reaches thousands of schools, universities, organisations, and communities across the world. Its purpose remains […]

University Mental Health Day

University Mental Health Day University Mental Health DayThe twelfth of March 2026 marked the 18th annual University Mental Health Day, a day dedicated to raising visibility of mental health issues among student communities, and to combat stigma associated with discussions of mental health. Originally started by members of the University Mental Health Advisers Network (UMHAN). […]

Healthy Eating Guide for Students

Healthy Eating Guide for Students When preparing for exams and assignment deadlines, it is particularly important to feed and fuel your body as well as your brain. Eating well and eating satiating meals is essential for boosting your cognitive function, concentration, memory and energy levels when studying – many studies have shown that eating a […]

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