ast 26th of September, we celebrated the European Day of Languages at school. This special day aims to encourage language learning across Europe and to promote respect and curiosity towards different cultures.

In 6th grade, we are working on a project in which we explore the many languages spoken in Europe, their differences and similarities, and some words we use in English that come from other languages. We are also learning about European geography, discovering interesting facts about each country, and reflecting on how languages connect people and cultures.

It’s a fun and enriching way to realise how diverse Europe is, and how learning languages helps us understand the world better!