A new survey has revealed that less than three quarters of the kids in Britain know that Christmas is celebrated to mark the birth of Jesus Christ.
A new survey has revealed that less than three quarters of the kids in Britain know that Christmas is celebrated to mark the birth of Jesus Christ.
Some kids even believe that Father Christmas, or Santa Claus, was born on the December 25.
60 Pct Brit Kids Exposed to Sick, "Freaky" and Unsuitable Internet Images
A new survey has found that nearly 60 pct of the Brit kids have seen Internet images that disturb them - a finding that further fuels concerns over increasing exposure to unsuitable web material.
A new survey has found that nearly 60 pct of the Brit kids have seen Internet images that disturb them - a finding that further fuels concerns over increasing exposure to unsuitable web material.
Another six per cent thought December 25 was set aside just so they could get some presents.
Almost a quarter of youngsters did not know the reason for celebrating Easter.
1 in 7 Brit Kids Can't Write Their Own Names!
One in seven children struggles to write his or her own name after a year at primary school, show official figures.
One in seven children struggles to write his or her own name after a year at primary school, show official figures.
However, 77 per cent knew it was to celebrate the resurrection of Christ.
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Brit Kids No Longer Fancy Crisps As Treats
The British Heart Foundation has found in a study that more than two-thirds of children do not consider fast food to be a treat these days.
The British Heart Foundation has found in a study that more than two-thirds of children do not consider fast food to be a treat these days.
"But for children nowadays, Christmas is about receiving presents, having a nice family dinner and decorating the house, while Easter is about how many chocolate eggs they get," he added.
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One in Seven Brit Kids Want to Be Like Paris Hilton
A new survey has found that one in seven Brit kids want to be like Paris Hilton or Peaches Geldof when they grow up.
A new survey has found that one in seven Brit kids want to be like Paris Hilton or Peaches Geldof when they grow up.
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