Today in Worship, leading lights led an informative presentation with Mrs Atwal, sharing the importance of the Buddhist festival Vesak.
Vesak, also known as Wesak, is a celebration of Buddha’s birthday and, for some Buddhists, marks his enlightenment (when he discovered life’s meaning). It is also a time to reflect on his teachings and what it means to be Buddhist. Across the school community, classes took part in craft activities to further explore mindfulness and meditation.
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