GALLERY: Pupils travel the world in multi-cultural week workshops

Guest musicians, dancers and artists have been keeping school children busy learning about culture and customs from around the world.
Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001
Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001

The pupils of Goldington Green Academy, Goldington Road, spent Monday in the Americas learning Brazilian Carnival dance moves and South American beats.

They also explored their own family history with artist Carl Gabriel and his papier mache Heritage Tree.

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Event organiser, and school equality and diversity manager, Tracy Wilson said celebrating cultural diversity is embedded in the curriculum and school life.

Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001
Pupils take part in an art workshop with Carl Gabriel during Goldington Academy Academy's multicultural week PNL-160902-125126001

She added: “We provide the children with opportunities to learn about the world in which they live in and to celebrate who they are. These experiences help our children understand that even though we belong to groups and that we are all different in many ways.

Relationships are improved by our appreciation for diversity and the rejection of stereotypes.”

During the week, pupils will travel round the world with activities from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and Europe.