For a full week, our campus transformed into a vibrant global exhibition. World Cultures Week — our much-anticipated annual event — celebrated the rich diversity of Al-Nakhla, where our students represent more than 15 different nationalities. Each class chose one country to research in depth, designing corners showcasing traditional art, cuisine, folk costumes, and stories. From primary school classes performing folk songs, to high school students hosting discussions on world literature. The highlight was the closing ceremony in the school theatre, where over 120 students performed heritage pieces from different countries, while attendees received "Cultural Passports" stamped at each corner they visited.