Community
With such diversity at our multicultural school, our community extends well beyond The Hague. We have more than 50 nationalities in at our school and we celebrate all of their cultures, languages and traditions. In particular, the national days of all European countries are a cause for celebration at our school.
Where we're from
Celebrating culture
🇪🇺 As a European school, we take pride in each of the distinct cultures that have united to create a shared European identity.
— European School The Hague (@eshthehague) February 16, 2019
So today we are proud to celebrate the national day of #Lithuania! 🇱🇹Sveikiname! pic.twitter.com/bRaRVyMUEz
Ha sido una mañana fantástica en la Escuela Europea para deleitarnos con un divertido, delicioso, agradable y súper bien organizado café español.
— European School The Hague (@eshthehague) April 1, 2019
Gracias a la PTA y a todos los padres y madres españoles por vuestra colaboración y, especialmente a Arantxa por organizarlo. pic.twitter.com/fsIJRyKf0P
Ce matin, les parents et les managers de l'ESH se sont rencontrés autour d'un petit café organisé par le PTA. C'était une belle occasion de communiquer et d'échanger dans une ambiance sympathique et conviviale. Merci aux parents pour les délicieux croissants, crêpes et gâteaux! pic.twitter.com/corSrMpW7A
— European School The Hague (@eshthehague) May 22, 2019
Supporting local and global charity
It's important for children to develop international mindedness as well as raise their awareness of global issues. We want to support our students in developing a deepening understanding of the challenges that exist and provide opportunities to live out our values of ambition, positivity and respect.
Make a Difference Project
The Make a Difference Project requires S4 students to participate in activities in which they make a positive contribution to their community. Students arrange their own activities such as volunteering with a community organisation, tutoring, coaching, organising charity events, helping a neighbor, etc. The aim of the project is to give our students an opportunity to help others without expecting anything in return, while demonstrating the school values of positivity and respect. The project begins in winter and runs through until the summer holidays. In that time, students are required to complete at least two projects, both long and short term. Students keep track of their projects and reflect on their contributions.
As an embodiment of the school’s vision to inspire students to be responsible, future focused and proactive citizens of Europe and the world, we are confident that this project will be highly valued by our school community, and will continue as a vital part of the S4 Mentor programme for many years to come.
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