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The International Development unit can give advice on a range of subjects regarding the International perspective of education. Please contact us if you cannot find the information you are searching for on 01622 694087 or email international.development@kent.gov.uk.

Advice to schools factsheets

 international opportunities factsheet

International Opportunities: Factsheet
Contents include:

  • Promoting international training and development opportunities
  • Supporting the curriculum through the global dimension
  • Providing advice and guidance on funding

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 global dimensions in schools factsheet

Global Dimension in Schools: Factsheet
Contents include: 

The National Curriculum makes it clear that the content of what is taught in schools is to be informed by international and global matters in order to reflect modern day realities and issues. The Global Dimension can make a key contribution to raising standards in education in Kent.

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 socrates factsheet

Socrates - European Funding for Learning 2000-2006: Factsheet
Contents include:

This European funding programme enhances international co-operation at all levels, from nursery schools to Higher Education, and provides far-reaching support for transnational collaboration.

THIS FUNDING PROGRAMME HAS FINISHED. PLEASE USE THIS SHEET FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

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 international school award factsheet

International School Award: Factsheet
Contents include:

The ISA scheme offers a framework within which to form and develop international partnerships and achieve curriculum goals. It recognizes and rewards the integration of global issues and awareness into the curriculum at a number of levels.

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 developing school partnership factsheet

Developing School Partnerships: Factsheet
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As the world is becoming a smaller place, understanding other cultures is vital to international co-operation. Young people need to develop the skills to communicate, co-operate, and move around the world with confidence. Contacts with other cultures help develop the open and tolerant attitudes needed for a global society.

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Author: KCC  | Published: 24-7-06  | TOP