Tag Archives: British Council

Uganda 2019: Day 7 – Teaching at Rihamu

Posted on 05/08/2019 by pdaviesadmin

I have has many fantastic days as a teacher over the last 20 years. Today was definitely another. I awoke feeling excited. My first day teaching at Rihamu Primary School. As I boarded the bus for the hour journey to … Continue reading →

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Uganda Day 2: 2019

Posted on 31/07/2019 by jduncanadmin

Well rested after a good night’s sleep, we walked through the (empty) zoo to breakfast – a full English of course, hopefully we’ll be brave enough to try some authentic food soon! Whilst we were packing our things, the animals … Continue reading →

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Liss Junior School receives International Schools Award reaccreditation

Posted on 11/07/2018 by astanleyadmin

This afternoon, Mr Stanley received an email from the British Council to say that Liss Junior School has received full International Schools Award reaccreditation from the British Council. The notes received from the British Council said… “Liss Junior School. Your … Continue reading →

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British Council Education Week Homework

Posted on 24/11/2015 by astanleyadmin

Here is some of the work from Class AS. We are looking forward to hearing the responses of the children in Kafuro later in the week.           10 words in Italian 1. Ciao:hello 2. Fratello:brother 3. … Continue reading →

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British Council International Education Week

Posted on 18/11/2015 by astanleyadmin

Greetings to our friends at Kafuro. This week is the British Council’s International Education Week. At Liss we are going to set our children three of the homework activities to complete. We wondered whether Kafuro would like to do the … Continue reading →

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