Celebrating Arabic World Language Day
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Celebrating Arabic World Language Day
Celebrating Arabic World Language Day
Yesterday, our whole school celebrated Arabic World Language Day. Students from all of our Arabic classes visited other classrooms and taught every student how to write their name in Arabic. It was a beautiful way for our school community to celebrate multilingualism, cultural appreciation, and student leadership.
Arabic World Language Day is observed annually on December 18. It was established by UNESCO to recognize the Arabic language, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and to highlight its cultural, historical, and educational contributions across many regions and communities globally.
This is a reminder that if you have an incoming Kindergartener and want them to join the Arabic Kinder class next year you can apply here Kinder Arabic Application
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- Principal