I would like to congratulate Keith Kelly, Clive
Oxenden and Keith Halstead because their project TrashedWorld is among the finalists for the ELTons 2017. TrashedWorld is a global schools' platform for
curriculum exchange work on the topic of waste. Its aim is to help develop
English language skills in secondary schools while developing awareness among
young people of the worldwide problem of waste and its impact on the
environment.
To celebrate their nomination, they are offering
free subscription to TrashedWorld till the finals on June 14th. This means
access to resources from over 300 schools from all over Europe for free!
Listen to Keith below these lines to see how to
take part in this wonderful project which is so necessary for our beloved
planet:
You can also read
the TrashedWorld Bulletin 04 , which is dedicated to this
announcement and includes simple steps for finding and working with partners
for exchanging student work. You can find it here.
Once again, congratulations
to Keith Kelly and his team on the superb work they have done and thank
you very much for offering our CLIL teachers this great opportunity.
Taking part in TrashedWorld will sure contribute to making our
students aware of the impact of waste and change habits so as to
prevent damage to our environment.
Thanks Loli, very much, for spreading the word. All interested teachers are very welcome to take up the offer. Subscribing now gives them free access to the TrashedWorld programme for the next 12 months!
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