On Tuesday we went to the German Church School and sang Christmas carols to the elementary school children. The children then sang for us as well. Later, we handed out cookies to the children at the school, and afterward everyone received bread and bananas. After eating, we played with the children from the German Church School on the soccer field. We had a race. We are happy because we made new friends. It was very nice. Your Class 2

Last Friday, the German Embassy School Addis Ababa came together to celebrate this year’s Christmas celebration in a warm and joyful atmosphere. The event was officially opened by our Head of School, Mr. Robert Hasse (l), the Chair of the Board, Mr. Shumit Chanda (m), and the Chair of the Parents’ Council, Mr. Abdulahi (r), who all highlighted the importance of community, collaboration, and togetherness during this special season. This was followed by a diverse and entertaining program of performances. Starting with the nativity scene and continuing through performances by various grade levels up to Grade 12, the audience enjoyed musical performances, short theatre pieces, and even a beautifully prepared shadow theatre. A special highlight of the evening — and a premiere this year — was the Christmas Tree Decorating Competition between students, teachers, and parents. In a very close contest, the students claimed first place, narrowly ahead of the teachers. After the performances, the celebration continued with a cozy get-together. Guests enjoyed mulled wine and punch, as well as hot dogs and a variety of delicious treats from the buffet, which was lovingly organized by the parents. The atmosphere was lively and joyful, with plenty of dancing that continued late into the evening. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to making this wonderful Christmas celebration possible — all performers, parents, teachers, organizers, and everyone working behind the scenes.

This year’s St. Nicholas Day, as every year, brought a very special guest to the German Embassy School Addis Abeba: St. Nicholas himself! Dressed in his traditional red coat and white beard, he visited both the Kindergarten and the Primary School, bringing excitement, laughter, and bright eyes wherever he went. The children had prepared beautiful performances to welcome him. With confidence and enthusiasm, the children stepped forward to share their performances, and St. Nicholas listened and watched attentively, praising their wonderful efforts and joyful spirit. Of course, St. Nicholas did not come empty-handed. After the performances, each child received a small goodie bag as a token of appreciation for their participation and excitement. The children accepted their gifts proudly and with great delight. With festively decorated classrooms, warm candlelight, and thoughtful preparation by the teachers, St. Nicholas Day at DBSAA became a truly magical experience. It was a morning filled with joy, wonder, and a shared festive spirit — a beautiful way to begin the Advent season.

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On the 16th October, the primary school students of the German Embassy School Addis Ababa celebrated a cheerful costume party, organized by the Student Council (SMV). From the moment they entered the decorated gym, excitement filled the air: colorful balloons, lively music, and children dressed in imaginative costumes everywhere. With great enthusiasm, the SMV had prepared various games and activity stations that brought plenty of fun and laughter. A particular favorite was the can toss, which required precision and focus. Another highlight was the game “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”, where children were blindfolded, spun around, and tried to place a small pin on a picture – accompanied by laughter and cheers from their classmates. The music playing in the background created a cheerful atmosphere, with happy faces and creative costumes all around. By the end of the afternoon, everyone agreed: the costume party was a great success! Thanks to the SMV’s dedication and the children’s joyful participation, it turned into a wonderful day full of fun, energy, and togetherness.