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At the end of the day, it’s all about giving young people fantastic, authentic learning experiences

The wealth of opportunities you can access through the British Council to enable your students to communicate and collaborate with partners in other countries can bring the curriculum to life, providing an exciting framework for creative teaching and learning. All schools featured in this issue have brought the world into their classrooms, assemblies, staff rooms and communities. You can partner schools around the globe and there is assistance, and often funding, to support international links, projects and training opportunities. Not only is international work hugely motivational – it’s also a lot of fun!

Olga Stanojlovic
Director Schools in Education
British Council

News
A round up of current events and issues happening in international education
Overview
How international curriculum projects can open pupil's eyes to. the wider world
Speaking your language
Meadowhead School partnered with a Spanish school which helped enrich the GCSE curriculum
Learning from the East
A look at how a link with East Asia helped to provide teachers with fresh ideas
Spotlight on... Erasmus
Reasons why Erasmus can help your school leavers stand out from the crowd.

Your country needs you!

A cross-channel link with France gave children an unforgettable look at war
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