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Our school celebrated Book Week with a variety of engaging and meaningful activities aimed at encouraging reading, creativity, and personal growth. The week began on Sunday April 27^th, with “Pajama Day,” where kindergarten, first, and second grade students enjoyed bedtime stories with a “grandmother” figure, while also learning about bedtime routines.

On Monday, we hosted Professor Nour Al-Mutawa from Kuwait University for a workshop titled “Planning for Success,” where sixth and seventh graders learned how to manage their time and set priorities to achieve their dreams. Tuesday focused on twins, highlighting their unique experiences, followed by a story reading and discussion on the importance of safe internet use.

On Wednesday, we held a literary gathering with children’s author Amal Al-Randi, founder of the "Friends of the Library" initiative, and renowned poet Saadia Mufarreh, whose poetry appears in the national curriculum. We also organized the 'Crazy Hats' activity, where students used recycled materials to create fun hats, promoting environmental awareness. Additionally, seventh-grade students performed a puppet theatre reading for students with special needs, creating an inclusive and joyful experience. The week concluded on Thursday ( BOOK CHARACTERS DAY) with an awards ceremony under the theme “Achieve Your Dream,” where outstanding students in reading, creative writing, and photography competitions were recognized with certificates and gifts.