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Safehost International School Triumphs in Celebrating Diversity at International Cultural Day

In a vibrant and inclusive celebration, Safehost International Initiative, the leading inclusive school in Abuja, hosted an engaging International Cultural Day on Friday, 8, March, 2024.

The event, designed to foster a sense of cultural appreciation and inclusivity among students, showcased the school’s commitment to embracing diversity.

Mrs. Ngozi Belolisa, the Sole Proprietor of Safehost International Initiative, set the tone for the day in her welcoming speech, expressing the significance of the event in providing an opportunity for students to explore and showcase cultures from around the world.

Mrs Ngozi Belolisa, Sole Proprietor, Safehost International Initiative

“This is a remarkable day in the life of the school as it allows our children to celebrate the richness of diverse cultures globally,” Mrs. Beluolisa emphasized.

She highlighted Safehost’s international focus, aiming to recognize and appreciate the beauty of cultures beyond national boundaries.

Safehost International Initiative prides itself on being an inclusive institution, catering to both children with disabilities and those without.

Mrs. Belolisa emphasized the school’s commitment to creating an environment where every child is valued based on their diversity and unique gifts.

“We have children with disabilities in our midst, and we don’t discriminate against them. Our goal is to raise children who embrace global thinking, understanding various cultures, ethnicities, and respecting others for who they are, regardless of skin color,” she affirmed.

Mrs. Belolisa stressed the importance of exposing children to diverse cultures, including language, dressing, dances, and more.

She emphasized that such exposure fosters understanding and eliminates discrimination, encouraging future generations to be global citizens.

Winners celebrating with their trophies

“We want to raise children who respect others not by the color of the skin but simply because they are created by God,” she added.

Parents and guests were urged to watch the displays with keen interest, as the International Cultural Day promised numerous learning opportunities.

Mrs. Belolisa commended the collective efforts of parents, teachers, and pupils in ensuring the day’s success.

The event unfolded with entertaining displays from the pupils, featuring diverse cultures from different continents. Students donned attires representing various countries and showcased traditional dances, creating a visually captivating experience.

Intellectual displays were also a highlight, with pupils demonstrating their knowledge of flags, providing brief histories of countries, discussing languages, and presenting symbolic moments.

Notably, pupils with disabilities actively participated in all aspects of the displays, exemplifying Safehost’s commitment to inclusivity.

Awards were presented to recognize outstanding performances, including the best attires, dances, language presentations, and food displays. Parents and guests served as judges, contributing to the interactive and engaging nature of the celebration.

Safehost International School’s International Cultural Day not only celebrated diversity but also fostered a sense of unity and understanding among students, embodying the school’s dedication to shaping well-rounded global citizens. As the event concluded, it left a lasting impression on all who attended, reinforcing the importance of cultural appreciation and inclusivity in education.

Mrs Ngozi Belolisa and Pupils with Disabilities
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