Beech Hall School Riyadh Celebrate Saudi Founding Day🇸🇦✨
Last week, Beech Hall School Riyadh resonated with the vibrant spirit of Saudi Founding Day, celebrating heritage and craftsmanship across all age groups.
The celebration began with our youngest learners, the little nursery griffins, engaging in culturally enriching handcraft and sensory explorations of Saudi heritage.
Kindergarten students brought boundless energy to the stage with delightful performances of traditional songs and dances, filled with joy and national pride.
Primary school students elevated the festivities with elaborate stage productions, showcasing their deepening understanding of Saudi culture through traditional folk dances, patriotic poems, historical skits, and musical performances with traditional instruments.
Senior school students brought the celebration to a powerful crescendo, commanding the stage with a masterful rendition of Alardah, the traditional Saudi sword dance, and advanced cultural performances of music, poetry, and drama.
Across all levels, the performances painted a breathtaking portrait of Saudi culture, captivating the audience with the students’ talent and dedication. We extend our deepest gratitude to Dr. Rehab Fallatah, Deputy Head of Arabic and Islamic Studies, for her invaluable guidance and leadership.
A massive shoutout also goes to our incredible Arabic Department, whose meticulous planning and passionate dedication wove together such a magical and unforgettable celebration, allowing our students to truly connect with and honor the traditions of Saudi Arabia.
The school was alive with national pride!
  
