In Pictures: British Council Kenya hosts open day

The British Council Kenya hosted a successful Open Day, bringing together creatives, educators, students, and professionals for a day of dialogue, collaboration, and learning.
The event, which focused on inclusion, the arts, schools, and education, provided an opportunity for attendees to engage with the organisation’s work in East Africa.
Through panel discussions, interactive exhibitions, and artistic performances, the Open Day showcased the impact of the British Council’s initiatives in Arts & Culture, Education, and English. Attendees experienced a range of activities, including interactive workshops, insightful discussions, and vibrant showcases from the #CreativeDNA programme.
The event highlighted the importance of accessibility, representation, and partnerships in the creative and educational sectors. Participants had the chance to network, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration.





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