Celebrations in GVM play a significant role in enriching the learning environment and fostering a sense of global awareness. Here’s how they are typically integrated:

• Diverse Cultural Festivals: The school celebrates various cultural festivals and holidays, exposing children to different traditions, foods, music, and customs from around the world.
• Global Awareness Activities: Children participate in activities related to these celebrations, such as creating art, singing traditional songs, or cooking dishes from different cultures, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of global diversity.
• Guest Speakers and Performers: Inviting community members or performers who represent different cultures provides children with direct, engaging experiences related to various traditions and practices.
• Storytelling and Literature: Stories and books from different cultures are read and discussed, helping children to learn about and relate to diverse ways of life.
• Parent Involvement: Parents are encouraged to share their cultural backgrounds through presentations, storytelling, or participating in classroom activities, making the celebrations more authentic and personal.
• Cultural Projects: Children may work on projects or presentations about different cultures, which helps them research, reflect, and share what they have learned.

These celebrations promote inclusivity, respect, and a broader worldview, helping children to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the diverse world around them.

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