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Sunday 7 March 2027

Mothering Sunday (UK)

Mothering Sunday is the UK's Mother's Day, held on the fourth Sunday of Lent, three weeks before Easter Sunday. It is a day to celebrate mothers and mother figures.

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Sunday is Mothering Sunday in the UK. For many people it's a day to celebrate mums, grandmothers, step-parents and the mother figures in their lives. For others it can be a hard day, perhaps because of bereavement, estrangement, fertility struggles or loss. If you're finding it difficult, our employee assistance programme is available at [link to EAP]. Whatever the day means to you, we hope you have the weekend you need.

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Sunday is Mothering Sunday in the UK. If it's a day of celebration for you, enjoy it, and if it's a harder day, please be kind to yourself.

Talking points

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- Acknowledge that the day is joyful for some and painful for others. - Avoid team activities that assume everyone has, or is, a mother. - Remind people that the employee assistance programme is there if they need support.

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How to pitch it.

Mothering Sunday can be hard for people who have lost their mother, are estranged, or have experienced infertility or the loss of a child. Keep it gentle and inclusive, and don't push celebrations or ask for photos.

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  • Mothering Sunday (UK): What we're doing this year
  • It's Mothering Sunday (UK) — here's how you can get involved
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