Berber culture

During WWW, we could see and discover the Berber dance, which was presented by some villagers. This dance consists of a large circle, shoulder to shoulder, men and women reproduce hands, feet and whole body movements and changes of pace. The dancers resonate in tune with songs and percussion, they are lulled by the throbbing intensity that multiplies by transmitting shoulder to shoulder. The instrument used are the bendir (large drums) and Gambra (a flute) accompanying songs and dances, and berber poetry which is rich and colorful. After, few students, join them. Almost everybody was dancing et having fun with them. All in all, the berber dancing represent an important part of the berber culture.

Introducing Myself

My name is Zainab Abiza. I live in the capital city of Morocco. I love my country, I was born here, live here and I study here. I am Muslim. I have been in several Moroccan schools before, but I ended up joining RAS. This is an exellent school with a very good reputation. We can find people of many different nationalities and religions. This is my first year in this international school. At the beginning, I really worried about leaving all my friends to go to a school where I know almost nobody, and I do not even mastering the English language. But now, I love this school. Like everyone in my age, I spend my time with my friends, on my computer ... and without forgetting to study. I try to have good grades, because I intend to finish my studies abroad. =)