Global Classroom newsletter

January 2015 Issue 4 Primary edition COMPETITION Do you know somewhere unforgettable? And can you describe it in only 500 words? We’re holding a creative writing competition and want to read about your unforgettable place. It can be real or imaginary, it can be somewhere you’ve been or perhaps somewhere you’ve always wanted to go. You can include something that happened there, or someone you met. Most importantly, your writing should create a picture of your unforgettable place in the reader’s mind. Check with your school about how to enter. They will be choosing the five best primary entries to submit to our international final. Winners of this will be published in the Global Classroom 2015 creative writing book which will be shared around the world. Your projects to Make it Right Wow! Haven’t you all been busy trying to Make it Right? In response to every child has a ‘right to a childhood’, students from The British International School Bratislava have been working hard to raise funds to create a therapeutic playroom in a local hospital. What a difference that could make to so many children. Students from The British School of Guangzhou took over the Student Zone in December to share with us all of the research they discovered when doing their challenge week. They learnt about issues all over the world and shared it with the whole school. You have until 6 March 2015 to complete your projects – good luck! The British International Sc hool Bratislava Find out what rights are being ignored in your local area. Did you know? for Make it Right. Oxfam’s project Nord Anglia Education has partnered with Oxfam s heard. s of children around the world have their voice ‘My Rights, My Voice’ helps thousand Global Classroom. Check it out in The Big Challenge area of the The British School of Guangzhou