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European School’s September 1 Celebration at TUMO Park

On September 1, the European School family welcomed the new academic year with a symbolic and inspiring event held in the creative setting of TUMO Park. The festive day brought together learners, parents, facilitators, and partners, creating a warm, uplifting, and memorable atmosphere. With diverse performances, games, and joint initiatives, the event became a true starting point for the new school year.

Development of Learner Profile Attributes

During the event, several important IB Learner Profile attributes were developed:

  • Communicator – learners expressed themselves freely, shared their ideas, and collaborated in groups.

  • Inquirer – interactive and playful activities encouraged curiosity and the culture of asking questions.

  • Caring – special emphasis was placed on care and respect for one another.

  • Balanced – educational, creative, and entertaining components were harmoniously combined.

Skills Development

The event also contributed to the development of ATL (Approaches to Learning) skills:

  • Social skills – cooperation, teamwork, shared responsibility.

  • Communication skills – verbal expression, listening, and discussion.

  • Self-management skills – time management, emotional regulation.

  • Thinking skills – analysis, creative approaches, and presenting new ideas.

Connection with Our Mission and Vision

The September 1 celebration fully reflected the school’s Mission by creating a caring, inclusive, and multilingual environment where every learner could unlock their potential. Community engagement, inquiry-based approaches, and collaborative activities supported learners’ personal and academic growth, reinforcing the application of 21st-century skills.

At the same time, the event contributed to the school’s Vision, which aspires for our graduates to become principled, creative, and responsible leaders. The active involvement of learners and the spirit of collaboration demonstrated how they are already shaping cultural tolerance, mutual respect, and community advancement—qualities that will help them act as agents of change on a global scale.