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Kenya Day at Edgeborough

Kenya Day at Edgeborough: Bringing Learning to Life

At Edgeborough, we believe in bringing learning to life. Today, Year 3 and 4 pupils explored Kenyan culture. Kenya Day at Edgeborough celebrated the country’s vibrant traditions, customs, and artistic heritage through hands-on activities.

Pupils, dressed in colourful attire, immersed themselves in Kenyan culture. They began by mastering the art of Kenyan tea-making, learning its cultural significance and perfecting the brewing process.

Traditional African games followed, encouraging teamwork and problem-solving. Laughter filled the air as pupils embraced the challenge of these energetic games.

Music brought Kenya Day at Edgeborough to life. Pupils learned and performed soulful African songs, discovering rhythms and harmonies that define this expressive style.

A highlight of the day was creating Tingatinga artwork, inspired by East African tradition. Pupils used bright colours and intricate designs to capture the spirit of this unique art form.

Kenya Day at Edgeborough gave pupils a deeper connection to global culture through music, art, games, and food. Our engaging curriculum ensures pupils develop a meaningful understanding of the world.

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Learn more about Kenya’s rich traditions: Magical Kenya

A highlight of the day was creating Tingatinga artwork, inspired by East African tradition. Pupils used bright colours and intricate designs to capture the spirit of this unique art form.
Pupils, dressed in colourful attire, immersed themselves in Kenyan culture. They began by mastering the art of Kenyan tea-making, learning its cultural significance and perfecting the brewing process.
Pupils, dressed in colourful attire, immersed themselves in Kenyan culture. They began by mastering the art of Kenyan tea-making, learning its cultural significance and perfecting the brewing process.