Friday 8th May Celebrates 75 years since guns fell silent at the end of the war in Europe.
The 75th anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on the enormous sacrifice and courage shown by people from all walks of life during the war.
Although we cannot come together physically at this time, we can come together as a nation to mark this historic occasion through celebrations in our homes and on our doorsteps.
See below some of the ways you can celebrate and get invloved.  | Events from your homeShow your support and take part in a range of nationwide events to celebrate the end of the war in Europe and the Heroes of WW2.
- 11am on Friday 8th of May join in a moment of remembrance and pause for a 2 minute silence.
- 3pm on Friday the 8th of May from the safety of your home stand up and raise a toast- 'To those who gave so much, we thank you'
- 9pm on Friday the 8th May join in a UK-wide rendition of Dame Vera Lynn's 'We'll Meet Again' to mark the 75th anniversary. Or watch along with BBC One.
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 | Great British BuntingShow your support and honour the men and women of WW2 by making your very own VE Day bunting to display in your window.
Get creative using whatever materials you can find around your home and decorate with pictures that inspire you. #GreatBritishBunting #VEDay75 Find Out More
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 | Pie TeaCelebrate VE Day with traditional English pies from Filthy Bones, Tynemouth.
You can order their award winning pie dinner or pie tea for delivery or collection. Find Out More
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 | Celebration PackDownload this free celebration pack which is filled with classic recipes, songs and dances all from the 1940s.
Join the celebrations and have your very own VE Day party from your home. Find Out More |
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 | VE Day Learning ResourcesiFind a range of resources which provide an overview of VE Day and its relevance today. Perfect for Children aged 7-14 years old.
Each pack includes different activities and resources to help your child understand and learn about VE Day and ts rememberance. Find Out More
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