The children arrived at school dressed in the traditional attire of the country of their choice and were then handed their passports and plane tickets.
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The learners subsequently travelled the world by finding out, through oral presentations, about the different countries and what makes them special.
“They also got to taste some food from different countries,” said educator, Shareen Gould.
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