Peppa Pig

The piglet and her playgroup friends don costumes that portray countries from around the world for the International Day programme. Each child selects a different nation, turning the gathering into a lively showcase of global dress as they celebrate the diversity of the world’s cultures.

International Day is a programme presented in an episode format, falling under the broader genre of televised episodes. It is structured as a self‑contained segment that focuses on a particular theme, allowing viewers to engage with a concise storyline within the series’ framework. The episode’s premise centres on a simple yet colourful activity that ties into the programme’s title. In this instalment, the central character—a piglet—joins her playgroup companions to take part in a costume‑playing exercise. Together, they each assume the appearance of different nations, dressing up as countries from across the globe. The piglet leads the group, and each friend selects a distinct national identity to represent through their attire. The costumes showcase a variety of international motifs, with each outfit reflecting the visual symbols commonly associated with the chosen country. By dressing up as a worldwide collection of nations, the piglet and her friends create a vivid tableau that mirrors the episode’s title, celebrating the concept of an “International Day” through playful imitation. The scene remains focused solely on the act of dressing up, without extending into additional narrative elements, keeping the content tightly aligned with the original description.