
How to plan a school cultural calendar that actually gets done
Most schools decide on Black History Month in late September and Diwali the week before. Here's the planning rhythm that avoids the scramble — and why booking in July costs you less.
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Practical writing for the teachers, heads and school business managers who plan cultural provision — getting the year into the diary, marking festivals properly, and connecting it all back to the curriculum.

Most schools decide on Black History Month in late September and Diwali the week before. Here's the planning rhythm that avoids the scramble — and why booking in July costs you less.
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