Students at Aldenham Prep School in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, are learning how to give back to their communities. Pupils learn about generosity by donating things to charity during the harvest festival.

Pupils at The Aldenham Prep School in Riyadh have donated food and other items to an orphanage. The school is a branch of the UK-based institution’s main campus in Riyadh. It aims to instil moral principles and shape good character in its students.

The community is made up of a diverse group of locals and international residents. A global shift is taking place in education, and one of its manifestations is the creation of inclusive learning environments.

Key facts!

• Riyadh preparatory school children learn charity during the harvest festival.
• Aldenham Prep School students in Riyadh ended the summer by giving back to their communities by donating things to charity and celebrating harvest festivals.
• By planning donations, creating a shopping list, and packaging the goods, the kids learned how seemingly small actions may impact others.
• UK harvest festivals start in October.
• The event honours farmers and agricultural communities for their winter preparations.
• Schools might encourage students to volunteer during this holiday.
• Most children went grocery shopping with their families to buy non-perishable items such as dry pasta, beans, rice, and canned vegetables.
• A great harvest custom is gathering a lot of non-perishable goods.
• A food bank or orphanage could stockpile uninteresting products and provide them to needy households when they’re needed.
• The children also performed in a school assembly with their parents in yellow clothes and homemade accessories.
• Children utilised the show to thank their loved ones and emphasise the importance of community service.
• Most schoolchildren wanted to donate, even if it was voluntary.
• The Aldenham Prep School in Riyadh, a part of the UK-based school, emphasises “giving back” and cultural exchange.

Our teachers are on-site and settling in at Aldenham Riyadh.

They’re spending the next few weeks in workshops preparing for our founding pupils arrival.

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