The IBED Grade School Department brought imagination and ambition to life during Career Week 2026 with its much-anticipated Trick-or-Treat Parade, where young learners proudly dressed up as their dream professions. From doctors and engineers to teachers, chefs, artists, police officers, and community leaders, the campus was filled with vibrant costumes and even brighter smiles. Each outfit represented more than just a career, it symbolized a dream taking its first steps toward reality. With confident strides and enthusiastic waves, the students paraded around the school grounds, embodying the roles they aspire to pursue in the future. Teachers, parents, and staff watched with admiration as the children showcased not only creativity but also courage in expressing their ambitions at such a young age. Career Week 2026 aimed to nurture awareness of different professions while encouraging students to explore their interests and talents. Through activities like the Trick-or-Treat Parade, learners were given the opportunity to imagine themselves in meaningful roles within their communities. The event served as a reminder that career aspirations can begin early, shaped by curiosity, inspiration, and supportive guidance. More than a colorful celebration, the parade reflected hope, determination, and the limitless possibilities that lie ahead for these young dreamers. It reinforced the importance of guiding children as they discover their passions and begin building the foundations of their future.

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