5th – Bonfire night. read more
11th – Diwali.It is the Festival of Lights for Hindu communities. In many cities there are street parties with traditional food, music, crafts, dancing and displays of lights, lanterns, candles and
fireworks.
Watch and listen
11th – Remembrance Day. It is a memorial day to remember those who lost their lives in battle. Paper poppy flowers are sold to raise money for veterans and their
families and there is a two-minute silence at 11am.
30th – St Andrew’s Day. It
is Scotland’s national day. There are traditional meals, poetry readings, bagpipe music and country
dancing. This is a great opportunity to go to a ceilidh – a party with
Gaelic folk music and dancing.
National Anthem of Scotland- Flower of Scotland-Bagpipes
Auld Lang Syne
26th - Thanksgiving Day. read more
