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Little Hadham Primary School, England
A display with all the nationalities in our school and the word 'Welcome' in different languages! On top of the flags, there are Maple leaves with our Y5 pupils and words to describe them.
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Poland
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Italy
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Italian mural: our countries!
POLAND
Where I come from? Do I have family roots somewhere in the world? Y6 children had a discussion about it and they have prepared a display.
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12th Primary School Katerini Pieria Greece
Year 6 class created a display with the flags of the “Cinderella” partner countries and the flags of the countries that some pupils are coming from.
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Pepe Dámaso School (Spain)
In our school there are students from different countries, as well as pupils that were born in Spain, but have relatives from other parts of the world. This is something that we value, because we think that it enriches us. In this classroom the students have made the flags that represent the place of origin of their family, because everyone has the right to feel integrated.
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