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Grade 6 Students Showcase Open Minds, Curiosity and Creativity at 2024 Primary Years Exhibition

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Four students in uniforms present a project titled “Sustainable Cities” on a large screen to an audience seated in a classroom or conference room with large windows and educational displays.

The annual Branksome Hall PYP Exhibition (PYPX) is the culminating collaborative experience in the final year of the IB Primary Years Programme. 

On Friday, May 3, this year’s Grade 6 students shared their incredible work with their families, teachers and guests from around the school. The girls worked in teams to research important issues based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. They then came up with creative ideas to share their learning and to take action, such as organizing service drives, writing songs and designing apps.

Four girls in green plaid school uniforms stand in front of a large screen displaying "Q&A" in a library setting with bookshelves in the background.
A group of graduates in caps and gowns stand on stage, cheering and raising their arms, while an audience of people seated in folding chairs watches the ceremony inside a brightly lit room.
A group of students in green blazers sit and stand on a stage, presenting at a "PYP Exhibition" event to an audience. A large screen behind them displays the event name and the phrase "How We Express Ourselves.
Four girls in green school uniforms stand in front of an audience, presenting in a classroom. Behind them, a screen displays the title “Nutrition Now” and a link labeled “Song.” The audience is seated and listening attentively.
A hallway with wooden lockers, a poster about "Life Below Water" featuring four students, and a colorful painted mural of a fish and an orange octopus with the word "More.
Students in uniforms present a slideshow titled "Timeline" to an audience seated in a classroom with a chalkboard, artwork, and science displays in the background.
A group of students in green blazers stand at the front of a library, presenting to an audience. A screen displays "Q&A." Bookshelves and words like "independence" and "integrity" are visible on the walls.
A group of students in green blazers and plaid skirts or pants stand and sit on risers in a school auditorium. Some students in front play drums. Adults sit in the audience, watching the performance.
A poster shows a large illustrated polar bear in front of a Subaru car on a snowy mountain road, with a person in red gear and winter trees. Text reads “UNHIBERNATE—welcome to uncommon winter safety.”.

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