On Friday, October 30, our School celebrated Halloween in a special way! Little witches, scary monsters, mysterious figures, and all sorts of incredible heroes flooded the classrooms as our students came dressed in their most imaginative costumes, spreading laughter and surprises.

Our School's English Department organized a series of fun activities. Grades 1 and 2 students carved pumpkins into jack-o’-lanterns and sang Halloween songs! Grade 1 students and their Grade 6 buddies also shared a special moment as they worked together on Halloween crafts. With the invaluable help of our Fulbright Fellows, two Grade 3 classes performed the entertaining skit “Meg and Mog” for their classmates, to great success. As part of their Culture class, students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 learned about the origins of Halloween and how it is celebrated in different countries around the world!

And of course, Halloween wouldn’t be complete without treats! The much-loved Bake Sale added a special spirit of giving to the day, as students took part in a wonderful act of solidarity in support of our School's Scholarship Fund. Members of the Parents Fund Drive visited the classrooms and handed out cookies to our students, making the day even sweeter!

It was a day full of color, laughter, and treats, reminding us that the most beautiful school moments combine fun with love and cooperation—and proving that even the most… scary creatures have big hearts!