International Activities

 

“Here at Wallace Fields, we believe that international activities aimed at developing children's cultural awareness are crucial in today's globalized world. Exposing children to different cultures at a young age fosters empathy, understanding, and respect for others who may come from different backgrounds. All subject leaders are committed to bringing an international dimension to their subjects. Throughout the year, we carefully plan and deliver lessons, experiences, workshops and projects in all year groups. Some of these activities involve partner schools in other countries. 

International activities aimed at developing children's cultural awareness serve as a powerful tool in building a more inclusive and tolerant society. By exposing children to different cultures, these activities help foster a sense of unity and interconnectedness among the global community. They develop critical thinking and a nuanced understanding of the world. Through these initiatives, children are able to develop a deeper understanding of the world around them, become more open-minded individuals, and ultimately contribute to building a more peaceful and harmonious future for all.”


International Coordinator
Mrs. S Kidwai

 


 

Year 3 - Link with India

Year 3 have connected with a school in New Dehli, India. Our partnership school is called ASN and our schools have had the opportunity to experience a meet and greet over video call as well as send art work and letters to one another. This experience has allowed our Wallace Field Junior School pupils to learn more about the life of a child in India and all about their school. It has been fantastic to see so much enthusiasm from our Year 3 pupils to learn about other cultures. Please see some pictures and examples of our work that we shared with ASN school. 


 

Year 3 Pen Pal Letters To India

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Year 4 Take Part in The American Debate

Click here to find out all about the Year 4 children who took part in the American Debate.