To celebrate Europe Day, our school organized a special quiz and project day filled with fun and learning. Students took part in a quiz all about Europe, testing their knowledge of countries, cultures, and key facts.

As part of the celebration, each student also created a project featuring a famous European landmark. These creative displays—from models and drawings to posters and digital presentations—were showcased in the school hall, where parents were invited to come and see the fantastic work at the end of the day.

The top three projects were awarded book vouchers for their outstanding effort and creativity.

In addition, students engaged with parents by sharing information leaflets about democracy in Europe, provided by the Europe House. It was a great opportunity to promote awareness and spark conversations about the values and institutions that unite European countries.