An Easter Journey Around the World: How the FPPЕA Student Council United the Traditions of the World

On the bright day of Holy Thursday, the Faculty of Psychological-Pedagogical Education and Arts hosted a creative event organized by the student council – a true online journey around the world through Easter traditions.

Participants had the unique opportunity to “take flight” on a special flight called “Easter 2026.” The atmosphere was brought to life by themed host roles – a captain and a flight attendant  – along with sound effects, interactive activities, and visual presentations.

The journey began with a moment of silence  – a tribute to the memory of Ukraine’s defenders – which gave the event profound meaning and emotional depth.

Throughout the “flight,” attendees “visited” various countries around the world, including Poland, France, Spain, the United States, Australia, and Greece, discovering the unique ways Easter is celebrated in each of them. Every “stop” was accompanied by fascinating facts, interactive tasks, and lively engagement with the audience.

Special attention was given to Ukrainian traditions, which became the final and most heartfelt part of the Easter journey. Participants were once again reminded of the depth and symbolism of their national culture  – from Palm Sunday to pysanka painting, which is a unique spiritual code of the Ukrainian people.

The event stood out not only for its educational content, but also for its high level of organization, creative approach, and warm atmosphere. The FPPЕA Student Council successfully combined educational, cultural, and emotional elements, creating an event that left a lasting impression on everyone present.

Such initiatives prove once again: student life is not only about studying  –  it is a space for creativity, growth, and unity.

Based on materials from the Faculty of Psychological-Pedagogical Education and Arts