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Resources

Teachers across Wales are discovering that forming international relations and engaging in international activities creates new learning opportunities and interactions.


		Here teachers can find useful information on how to get started, completing applications, and making your school partnerships work. Additionally, our work can support schools working in areas of ESDGC.

Schools

Brochure

British Council Wales has produced a bi-lingual brochure as a resource for schools in Wales, providing an overview of the opportunities available. Hard copies are available on request by calling 02920 924300 with your name and school address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here is a list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding developing international opportunities within schools

Case Study - Oakfield Primary

Oakfield Primary School has excelled at forming international relations and incorporating these into school life, read more on how they formed these relations and benefited from them.

50 Ideas for International
Projects

Here is 50 fun ways to bring the international dimension into your school

IDE Assessment Tool

In conjunction with DCELLS, Welsh Local Authorities, Estyn, Cambridge Education and the OECD, the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) and CEWC-Cymru have been working closely with the British Council on measuring the impact of the International Dimension in Education in schools in Wales.

British Council Schools Online

British Council Schools Online is the British Council’s new website for international work in schools. The website incorporates all the school partnerships from Connecting Classrooms Online combined with the services of the Global Gateway, e-Languages and the International School Award (ISA).

Confucius Classrooms

A Confucius Classroom is a local hub, based in a school or college in Wales that serves and supports the delivery of Chinese language and culture. It acts not only as a provider to children of that particular school, but also to other school children across the region.