Wednesday,
21 April 2010
The
intercultural school which was held at St Colmcille’s Boys’ National
School on Chapel Lane in Swords was a resounding success. The school which has
pupils from 41 different nationalities on its rolls organised a range of
activities which reflect the great diversity of cultures in the school. The
pupils provided fact files on each of the countries, and each pupil’s
photograph was included on a giant map of the world. A multi-media presentation
was prepared which provided information on the social history, music and dance
of the various countries, and the pupils were given the opportunity to
demonstrate their knowledge by answering questions which were relayed over the
school’s communication system.
In
the evening, many of the parents brought samples of their countries’
cuisine to the school, and all present availed of the opportunity to taste the
beautiful food which was on display. The pupils and parents presented
themselves in the national dress of their countries, and this colourful
spectacle was an absolute delight to behold. An Irish dancing exhibition was
given by the pupils of the Clinton School of Irish Dancing, and this was
received with great acclamation.
Very
many congratulations to the very hard-working sub-committee of parents, teachers
and ancillary staff which organised the inter-cultural day, and to the pupils
who made the entire day so successful.
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