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Halloween is celebrated throughout the Western world. It originally started in England as a night to remember the dead, but soon spread to the rest of the Western world. Over time, the meaning of the holiday changed, and now, it is mainly a night to dress up in scary costumes, and go house-to-house saying “trick-or-treat” and collecting candy!
Here at Summit we dedicate a number of classes to teaching our students about the history and cultural significance of Halloween. Students learn popular Halloween sayings such as “Trick or Treat!” and “Happy Halloween.” They also learn about other Halloween customs, such as costumes, jack o’lanterns, and Halloween candy and games. On October 31st, we decorate the school with authentic Halloween decorations, and throw a fun Halloween party for children and adults alike, with Halloween games, scary music, costumes, candy, and a pumpkin carving! The evening is spent learning about Western culture and speaking and having fun with our dedicated native English teachers. Everyone has a lot of fun, and remembers the party with a lot of joy and happiness.
