QAIS Celebrates Halloween, Diwali, Autumn and Dia de los Muertos QAIS庆祝万圣节、排灯节、秋季及亡灵节

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Pirates, witches, ghosts and goblins lurked about today as we celebrated Halloween throughout the QAIS community. In Montessori, students dressed up and baked wonderful Halloween treats for an afternoon party.

Students also celebrated Diwali, the Hindu and Sikh festival of lights and prosperity that took place this past weekend. Grade 9 student, Suchi, led an enthusiastic team of secondary students to create a beautiful Diwali-inspired entryway on the 11th floor. Suchi felt proud to showcase this holiday for her school for the first time in her academic career.

PYP students took part in an exciting array of afternoon activities to celebrate global autumn traditions. In mixed groups, grades 1 to 6 students moved through a carousel of rooms to perform a special Halloween dance, engage in storytelling and art activities related to Diwali and learn about Dia de los Muertos, a Mexican tradition that honors the dead on November 1st.

The day ended with a parade of PYP students through the school to the playground where they shared their costumes and dances with our Montessori students.

All the events demonstrated our commitment to honoring diversity and promoting intercultural understanding, which is at the heart of Celebrate QAIS!

QAIS庆祝万圣节、排灯节、秋季及亡灵节

由于万圣节庆祝活动，今天在校园内出现许多海盗、女巫、幽灵和精灵等。蒙特梭利幼儿班的学生在下午的派对中精心打扮并烘焙美味的万圣节糕点。

上周末，学生们庆祝了印度教及锡克教象征光明和繁荣的节日—排灯节。9年级的Suchi，带领一群充满热情的中学部学生在11楼的入口通道作了美丽的排灯节装点。第一次在读书期间在学校宣传这个节日，Suchi感到十分骄傲。

为庆祝各个国家和文化里的秋季传统活动，小学部的学生在下午参加了一系列有趣的活动。1至6年级的学生混合在一起，在他们的教室里表演特别的万圣节舞蹈，讲故事并参加与排灯节相关的艺术活动，还了解亡灵节——墨西哥在11月1日为祭奠亡灵而举行的传统节日。

最后，小学部的学生走向操场以展示他们的服饰，并与蒙特梭利的学生一起跳舞。

所有的活动展示出我们尊重多样性及促进不同文化的宗旨，这是QAIS庆祝活动的核心！