January
1st New Years Day
5th Twefth Night
February
1st Candlemas Day
14th Valentine's Day
March
1st St David's Day (Wales National Day)
17th St. Patrick's Day (Ireland's Special Day)
March/April
Shrove Tuesday
Lent
Mothering Sunday
Maundy Thursday
Easter
April
1st April fool's day
23rd St. George's Day (England National Day)
May
1st May day
June
Trooping the Colours
Wimbledon Tennis Tournament
July
Swan Upping
August
Notting Hill Carnival
September
Harvest Festival
October
31st Halloween
November
5th Bonfire Night
11th Remembrance Day
30th St Andrew's Day (Scotland's National Day)
December
Advent
25th Christmas
26th Boxing Day
For detail about these holidays and other days of celebration on the calendar you can visit...
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/holidays.html
All holidays and celebrations are listed by month.
New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, May Day, Spring Bank Holiday, August Bank Holiday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day. In 2011, 29th April will be a holiday to celebrate the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton.
There are also various other religious days, depending on the faith of the person.
In medieval times, a festivity was given by the monarchy prior to Lent. Ceremonies were held for new knights; drafting them into service for the King. The landed gentry rode through the countryside giving out cake, coins, and other trinkets to the peasants.
A carnival season was celebrated in England until the Nineteenth century. It incorporated fertility rites and ball games which usually ended in riots; due to the mixture of pancake feasts and alcohol.
Pancake Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday is still a tradition in the United Kingdom. Pancake races and pancake tossing are still popular.
New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Mayday, November 5th, November 11th (these two aren't holidays), Christmas Day, Boxing Day.
Some of the holidays celebrated in England are celebrated in the United States as well. Some examples are New Year's Eve, Christmas and Valentine's Day.
Christmas
Valentines day
Easter weekend
There are also bank holidays and remembrance days.
Christmas, Easter, halloween, birthdays, wedding anniversersy, New years
Great answer down there, the main ones are Christmas, Easter, halloween, Bonfire Night and New Year.
Some - Christmas for example
They sure do mate No they don't, England and Wales have different bank holidays to Scotland.
Burkhas
Merry Christmas!
Too Many ...
they don't celebrate big holidays, they only celebrate holidays like the US.
The answer is the same holidays as the U.S
New Year, Easter, Christmas.
in Scotland we have summer holidays from mid June until august. but it's a bit later/earlier in England and wales
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Victoria day celebrates the queen's birthday. I am sure there are more.
no,because some kids cant celebrate some holidays