The importance of cultural and religious events

A case study by Charlotte Smith, Youth Social Action Apprentice at Long Road Sixth Form College, Luton Sixth Form College and Cambridge Regional College.

Cultural and religious events play a crucial role in creating a sense of belonging and community for all students. These events act as tools in raising awareness and promoting understanding around diverse cultures
and religions. Throughout the academic year, students have conducted a variety of events from, Open Iftar’s to Cultures Day’s, each successfully celebrating diversity and reinforcing the spirit of community.

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