Europe Day

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To celebrate Europe Day we teamed up with Geography and French to create a special exhibition about the European Union, its countries, cultures, heritage and languages.

Along with our English teachers, we used recycled materials to make the flags, researched their meanings and discovered how to say "Hello" in all the european languages.






 
  



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