Parents and students put together some 16 stands, spanning countries from Belgium to Bhutan, to share the food and culture of their countries with others.
The day featured live music, plenty of games and the eternally popular sponge a teacher.
Kanner Wonsch with Emme Wille Olsson, Elodie Kessler and Marcel Hagendoorn at St George’s International School, 15 June 2019
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The Plumridge family from Zimbabwe, Seth, Sean, Tia and Tristan
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The New World Theatre Club with Chris Wilon, Christin van Marion and Niamh Power
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The Memory Game with Sophie Pit, Milena Ermolenko and Sacha Utting.
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The student parliament with Wyatt and Oliver Uppenberg, Alina Chernin and Fran Russon.
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The Romanian stand with Alina Muntean, Charlotte and Stéphanie Ianc
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Crina Buicu
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A live band performed
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The Irish and Scottish stand with Niamh O'Sullivan, Chloe Dowling, Catriona Ogston and Elsa McDowell
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The British stand with Nikki Hollis, Karen Wainwright, Helen Mules and Jasmina van Doorn
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The Nordic and Baltic stand is pictured with Kristian Uppenberg, Liisa Raasakka, Emma Jahreskog and Lea Venkavapen
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Bulgaria was represented by Gabriela Carr, Svetlana Krasteva, Milena Takeva, Kasia Monoz, Klinga Kozma and Bogi Fink
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Luciana Restivo, Samuela Zuliani, Elena Ventura and Sara Delmonter on the Italian stand
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Mother and daughter team Mrs Nguyen and Mrs Pham hosted the popular Vietnamese stand
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Amine Tounsi pours tea at the North African and Algerian stand
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Belgium was represented by Céline Sardinha, Guy Martin and Arnaud Devalkoneer
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William Duraku on the Albanian stand
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The Spanish stand was not short of helping hands
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Nalini Azanga and Diamany Ngandu at the DRC stand
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Julie Tyrrell and Nicola Ross at the stand Habitat for Humanity
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Representing Bhutan Phub Wangdi
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