The entire venue was transformed into a spooky wonderland, complete with cobwebs, pumpkins, and eerie lighting. ?? It truly felt like we had entered another world!

One of the highlights of the night was the room to escape. ? We were challenged to solve mind-boggling riddles and puzzles to unlock the door and escape within a certain time limit. Talk about an adrenaline rush! ? It was incredible to see everyone’s problem-solving skills in action.

But wait, there’s more! Our student council had also organized a thrilling treasure hunt. ?

And, of course, let’s not forget the costumes contest? ? It was a parade of creativity and imagination, with everyone dressed up in their spookiest and most impressive costumes. From wicked witches to terrifying zombies, we had it all! ?? Each outfit was a masterpiece, making it incredibly difficult for the judges to pick the winners.

All in all, it was a night to remember. ? Our student council truly went above and beyond to make this Halloween party unforgettable. A huge shoutout to each and every member who put their heart and soul into planning and executing this event.

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Students are split into groups so that both beginners and experienced skaters can learn and enjoy this sport.

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Combining well-known songs, sketches, dances, physical theatre, rewritten popular tunes and an epic original composition by the one and only Milos, the cabaret took us through some of the more ridiculous experiences children encounter in their school day.

We then enjoyed a range of songs in no less than five different languages, some amazing solo musical performances, recitals in Serbian and show-stopping classics by Petra and Perina. We can’t wait for next Christmas to come around so that we can get some more!

Regards,

Paul Wade, Deputy Principal
ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Belgrade

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On the first day, we visited Monreale, a town where the famous Duomo Cathedral was built in the twelfth century. We were in awe of the beautiful medieval mosaics inside the Cathedral.  Next, we walked through the main street of Palermo, looking at the monuments, the Theatro Massimo and the Fontana Pretoria.

The following day we travelled to Corleone, the place considered to be the original home of the Mafia. There we went to a museum and learnt about the horrible ways of the Mafia. We all felt sorry for the people who lived there. Afterwards, we visited Villa Del Kasale, an ancient Roman villa, the floors of which are covered in frescoes.

Our next destination was Mount Etna where we climbed into the crater and enjoyed the snow, as well as a view of the sea. Then we were taken to Taormina, to a Greek amphitheatre which also had a panoramic view.

We went to Catania the next day, saw the Cathedral of St Agatha and walked through Elephant Square…and we had some free time to go shopping.

In Syracuse on our last day, we saw Roman aqueducts and realised how ahead of their time the Romans were in their engineering skills. We also learnt what war was like in the olden times and about the sieges of Syracuse. The tour ended with a visit to another amphitheatre carved out of a giant rock.

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Open to both primary and secondary the annual event helps to create a more interconnected student body. Organised with the help of the Parent Teacher Association and the countless student volunteers, the Halloween Party really is an event championed by everyone who is part of the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Community.

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The sketches enabled our enthusiastic performers to explore different genres of comedy and performance style, with penguins, marathon runners, tribal Indians, school inspectors and a host of other characters coming to life within the play, to the delight of the audience.

Both performers and audience had a great time and once again, the Secondary Drama students demonstrated their talent, enthusiasm and versatility in performance.

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Prizes were given to the three most scary costumes. For that evening, the school was turned into a dungeon which everyone present wanted to explore. Both Primary and Secondary students, as well as their parents, had great fun.

Thanks to everyone who helped in organising the event, as well as to everyone who came and took part in the festivity!

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With Scenery, props, costumes, programmes and posters provided by supporting Art students and the music, sound and technical support provided by Music students, the show was a truly collaborative effort and thanks, of course, are due to the Art, Music and I.T. teachers whose fantastic mentoring and personal help brought this all to fruition.

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