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Cross-cultural harmony in action
The international exchange programme held at Apeejay School, Saket, bridged borders through talent
The Tai Setu Session 3, held recently at Apeejay School, Saket, was a remarkable virtual gathering that brought together students from Taiwan and Apeejay School, Saket, fostering an enriching cross-cultural experience. The session offered a unique platform for young learners to connect, share, and celebrate their diverse talents, highlighting the power of collaboration beyond geographical boundaries.
The programme showcased an impressive array of co-curricular and sports activities. Students enthusiastically presented their musical skills, performing on various instruments and delivering soulful renditions that captivated the audience. Dance performances added a colourful and dynamic element to the session, reflecting the rich cultural traditions of both countries. Alongside these artistic displays, participants also demonstrated their prowess in sports, sharing experiences that emphasize teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness.
What made the session truly memorable was the lively interaction between students. They engaged in meaningful conversations, exchanged ideas, and learned about each other’s cultures, fostering mutual respect and understanding. The dialogue went beyond performances, allowing participants to discuss hobbies, interests, and school experiences, which strengthened cross-cultural bonds and built lasting connections.
The event highlighted the significance of such international exchanges in today’s globalised world. By encouraging collaboration, creativity, and cultural appreciation, Tai Setu Session 3 not only celebrated diversity but also inspired students to embrace new perspectives. Teachers and facilitators guided the interaction seamlessly, ensuring that each participant felt included and valued.
Overall, the session was a vibrant and inspiring experience, leaving students with cherished memories and a deeper understanding of global camaraderie. It reaffirmed the importance of cultural exchange programmes in shaping well-rounded, socially aware, and confident global citizens.
