Glenrich International School held GlenDeur 2025 at its Satarkul campus in Dhaka on Saturday.
The event brought over 400 students to celebrate the global folklore, tradition and cultural diversity, said a press release.
The theme of the GlenDeur 2025 was folklore and it invited students and guests on a journey across continents through dance, storytelling and drama.
The event occurred in two segments. Each segment featured country-themed performances that combined cultural facts with creative expression.
The event鈥檚 highlights include a Carnival and football tribute from Brazil, a Kabuki and a Samurai showcase from Japan and colourful Masai and animal dances from Tanzania.
The culture and tradition of Bangladesh were proudly represented through dramatisation scenes of Ananda Shobhajatra, Kalbaishakhi Jhor and Pahela Baishakh.
The students have also taken the audience through Egypt鈥檚 ancient trading scenes and ukulele performance, Australia鈥檚 aboriginal dance and cricket skit, India鈥檚 Bharatnatyam and Holi dance, and Mexico鈥檚 Tapat铆o Jalisco dance and costume showcase.
Ramesh Mudgal, principal of Glenrich International School Satarkul, said, 鈥楪lenDeur is more than a cultural showcase; it鈥檚 an event where young learners gain more knowledge about countries and get the opportunity to grow as global citizens. Exploring world traditions teaches them to respect diversity, build empathy and enhance creativity.鈥�
