On Friday, 25 September 2026, our school celebrated European Day of Languages with a vibrant and engaging programme bringing together different languages, cultures, and countries.
As part of the celebrations, our 5th and 6th grade students came together in the school ceremony area wearing colourful costumes and accessories representing their assigned countries. Inspired by traditional clothing, cultural symbols, famous people and characters, or professions associated with their countries, our students brought the diversity of European cultures to life in a creative and joyful way.
Our 5th graders participated during the 3rd lesson, followed by our 6th graders during the 4th lesson. Through this activity, students had the opportunity to explore different cultures, express their creativity, and learn more about the rich diversity of the world around them.
During the 5th lesson, our 7th grade students gathered in the conference hall for an exciting Quiz Show. Working together and putting their English skills and general knowledge to the test, our students enjoyed a fun and energetic learning experience.
European Day of Languages reminded us once again that languages and cultures are not only a way of communicating, but also a way of understanding one another, celebrating diversity, and building connections across borders.
We would like to thank all our students and teachers who contributed to this meaningful celebration. We are proud to see our students growing into curious, confident, and globally minded individuals.
