What happens on Valentine's Day?

What happens on Valentine&Day? Why do we celebrate on February 14th? How did it start? We answer these questions and more in this fantastic Valentine&Day video, perfect for sharing with your children in school or at home! In this video we look at how people celebrate Valentine&Day in the UK as well as sharing some of the history of Valentine&Day and who Saint Valentine was. _____ Key points from the audio: ⁨- Valentine&Day is celebrated on February 14th annually. - It is a day for expressing love through cards, gifts, and quality time. - Cupid, the Roman god of love, is a symbol associated with the holiday. - Common gifts include chocolates, teddy bears, and flowers, with red roses being particularly popular. - Valentine’s Day cards often include special messages or poems, like "Roses are red, violets are blue." - People frequently celebrate by going out for special dinners or dates. - The day is named after Saint Valentine, though the details of his story are unclear and debated. - Viewers are encouraged to share their plans for Valentine&Day in the comments.⁩ Now you can ask questions about the content. _____ Hello everyone