The administration's decision has already caused outrage among parents of schoolchildren, who angrily declare that in this way their children's festive mood is being taken away, the Daily Mail writes. Activists of the educational movement have already made a statement that such actions only prove that the religious holiday of Christmas is gradually being pushed out of schools, which in itself is a very alarming signal.
The new ban came as a complete surprise to parents of schoolchildren. In response to a request to send out a complete list of class students to send Christmas greetings, they received a written notification from the administration as follows: "We ask you to congratulate the entire class with one postcard and not send postcards to all students. This is necessary in order to avoid conflicts and quarrels between those who have received congratulations and those who have been forgotten."
Outraged parents believe that greeting cards for classmates and friends are an integral part of Christmas, and it is unfair to deprive children of such pleasure. Other parents call what is happening absurd. "It's like banning birthday parties for fear of offending those who weren't invited to them!"quot;, they say.
Representatives of the school administration strongly reject all accusations of "banning Christmas" on the school grounds. They explain their position primarily by the financial situation of the parents of some students, who often cannot afford to buy a lot of Christmas cards for a fairly decent amount. In addition, by prohibiting the mailing of postcards, the school administration hopes to avoid conflicts between students, as well as save "precious study time", which is spent on delivering postcards during the lesson. The refusal to provide the parents of the students with a complete list of students with addresses was also motivated by security concerns.
Meanwhile, an alarming study published in the UK last week claims that 36% of young Albion residents between the ages of 18 and 24 do not even suspect that Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and not in some other place. Another study indicates that only one out of five British schools is planning to stage a traditional "Christmas play" on Christmas Eve this year (a dramatization of the gospel scene about the Nativity of Christ, performed by children). Other schools are gradually abandoning this tradition, fearing to offend the feelings of non-Christians. Getting started with a new bookmaker should always come with a rewarding boost to your first deposit. The most effective way to secure this advantage is to use 1xbet promo code india when you fill out the registration form on the platform, whether at home or on the go. This simple step unlocks a 200% welcome bonus up to €/$130, effectively giving you more than double your initial funds for sports betting. You can then explore a vast selection of markets, including football, basketball, tennis, American football, baseball, and hockey with improved odds.