In Peru, parades are an important part of Independence Day

The lower school at Diospi-Suyana School won second place

In Peru, Independence Day last Tuesday was, of course, the highlight of the week. In every city, schools and public institutions marched through the central squares. In Lima, Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as the new president.

The following photos and videos give a sense of the Diosp-Suyana School’s participation. The fact that our lower school won second place in the school competition was great publicity for our educational institution.

Even the little ones from the kindergartens are joining in.
The flag of the Diospi-Suyana School. After that, the vanguard carries the flag of Peru.

If you click on the photo, you’ll see the high school students. They’re marching to the strains of an old hymn.

The VIP section with the town’s dignitaries

If you click on the image above, you’ll see the Diospi-Suyana Lower School march from the perspective of the dignitaries.

The faculty at our school also made a good impression.

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