The European Day of Languages, celebrated every year on September 26th, promotes linguistic diversity and the importance of language learning. It encourages students and the wider community to embrace cultural differences and develop multilingual skills, essential for fostering communication and understanding across Europe.

At our school, we typically celebrate the European Day of Languages with a variety of interactive activities, workshops, and events designed to spark curiosity about different languages and cultures, broadening our students’ global perspectives. This year, the Grade 8 ELCE students took the initiative to interview Terminale students about the importance of language learning. Watch the insightful film, edited by Gwen Tabet, capturing their reflections and experiences.