🎨 Cyprus celebrates International Dot Day – Make Your Mark and See Where It Takes You! 🌈

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🌟 International Dot Day 🌟

On September 15th, we celebrated International Dot Day — a day that inspires creativity, self-expression, and the courage to make your own mark in the world! Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book “The Dot”, our students let their imagination shine as they created beautiful dot art, wrote inspiring messages, and shared their unique ideas about confidence, kindness, and teamwork. Through this activity, we discovered that every small dot can be the beginning of something great — as long as we believe in ourselves and dare to start! 🌟

Let's keep creating, imagining, and leaving our marks! 🎨✨

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