This morning was a great joy in the Institute's conference room. Groups from the Canadian Kindergarten in Warsaw visited us to learn about Hungarian culture. 

The Canadian School of Warsaw is a kindergarten and primary school community for children all over the world. It is therefore particularly important for them to get to know each other, each other's cultures and national heritage. For this reason, we invited them to our Institute today to bring them closer to Hungary and Hungarian culture.

The children were extremely responsive, enjoying watching Hungarian folk tales, listening to children's songs and repeating Hungarian words. We also prepared a handcraft session for them: they made flags out of crepe paper, coloured bookmarks and learned about the symbols of Hungary through colourful and playful activities. 

At the end of the event, of course, we served them Hungarian delicacies: pogácsa, Túró Rudi and coconut balls were on the table.