The International School at Dundee’s PTA is hosting its first International Family Night celebration of cultures on Friday May 4th at 6 p.m. with the consular general of Mexico as a guest of honor.
Families will travel the world and complete a scavenger hunt by visiting country stations throughout the school. Stations will feature facts, objects, music, dance and more from over a dozen countries from North Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe.
Try on kimonos from Japan. Check out the Mona Lisa photo booth in Italy. Learn belly dancing in North Africa.
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Mexico’s consul general Diego Gomez Pickering will be at the school at 6:15 p.m. to talk to families about his country.
Families will join together to enjoy a sampling of international food and music in the Cafeteria after the scavenger hunt.
Tickets are $5 per family. Purchase now on ISDPTA.ORG
The International School at Dundee was authorized in July of 2003 as an official International Baccalaureate school. ISD is one of only 181 IB Primary Years Programme (IBPYP) authorized schools in the U.S., and one of only a few elementary schools in Connecticut to receive the IBPYP accreditation. ISD offers programs for students from kindergarten through fifth grade.
ISD has a student body population of 365 students and is comprised of students who live on designated streets, as well as magnet students from throughout Greenwich who apply to the school via a lottery system.
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