

The Junior School celebrated UN Day on Thursday 16 October. Students worked together on different activities and joined together at the end of the school day to play the musical instruments they had crafted from various recyclable materials. A highlight was the Assembly, which featured a class of ‘students’ learning about the work of the UN in a very relatable and humorous way. The Parade of Nations once again featured a vibrant array of costumes representing the many cultures and countries of our planet. Students also sampled a variety of food from across the globe.
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