National Working Parents Day

Everything and everyone in the world is now getting celebrated, a particular day of the year is selected in memory of an event, someone, or group of people. Fathers and Mothers are celebrated worldwide, and the dates vary by country. Unlike those two, National Working Parents Day is celebrated in some selected part of the world on the 16th of September. The day is set aside to appreciate and celebrate those great parents who are out there working all year round in order to cater for their family. People tend to underrate the way parents combine taking care of their family while working.

Being a working parent is not an easy task, it involves taking care of the children, managing marital relationships, and working. They put up smiling faces every time, telling people life is easy and sweet. However, deep down to combine all these tasks together is a very hard thing to deal with. They ensure their children are well taken care of; providing their food, clothes, and taking care of their educational needs. There is no known reason to how the date was created, or by whom, but it appears reasonable if we conclude that an under-appreciated parent created such day to be recognized and celebrated. We should learn to appreciate their real hard work and show them support in any way we can. Which is why at SchoolsCompass, we recognize your everyday struggle of juggling between work and family life. Because of this, we started the Enroll and Win Promo as a way to reward your effort even in the smallest of ways, because we know you deserve the Best!

HAPPY NATIONAL WORKING PARENTS DAY!!!

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