On Thursday, February 20th, the LFIDD auditorium turned into an exhibition space where 6e and 4e students proudly showcased the culmination of their second-term interdisciplinary projects.
The 6e students from the British International Section (SIB) undertook an exciting project combining History-Geography and Art. As part of their research, they visited BOMAS Kenya, a cultural heritage site, where they explored the rich diversity of Kenyan traditions through the traditional homes of over 23 different ethnic groups. Inspired by this experience, they created meaningful and artistic representations of their discoveries.
Meanwhile, the 4e students skillfully combined French and Visual Arts to produce and illustrate original short stories.
Before an audience of teachers and parents, the students confidently presented their work in either French or English. It was a moment of knowledge-sharing, creativity, and cultural discovery, highlighting the incredible imagination and talent of our students.
Congratulations to all for their outstanding dedication and hard work!