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Different setting but the same concept - international work helps to engage pupils in learning, developing open mindedness, reaching their full potential. Thank you, Mrs Elbourg, for sharing this with us!

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Another interesting day, we visited a school with pupils up to 5 class, it is a different way they teach there. There is only one teacher assigned to a class as a teacher in all subjects. Somewhat different than in Denmark where there are more teachers relate to the same class, while also teaches serval other classes.
We practiced a little French lessons with the pupils, it was very funny, I think they got more out of it than us!

Of course it was another way to work internationally. The students asked us in English and we had to answer in French. It was some very nice kids.

Interesting to hear about, and try the way that teaching takes places here in Guadeloupe.

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Today we visited a local school in Guadeloupe.
Teachers and students were very friendly.
The school visit gave a good picture of the children's day of school and the area they live in - great to notice their openness to new people and interest in meeting new people.

"A classroom whit a door to the World" - The international project can help to provide
an understanding of our own and other cultures.
A French lesson where we were allowed to be students. Could we remember the most common words in French?

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And the day we were all looking forward - visiting a local scool. Kind teachers ,curious and smiling children. A presentation of the school system and going round the school building. In the afternoon the pupils made a French quiz with us. Still challenging but we had a good time. Then they taught a French song to us. They were all very open.I think one reason of it that their teachers involves themin internatinal projects Thank you for being our host for a day!

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A very interesting and inspiring day at school! It was so nice to meet the children and see their natural curiosity and knowing the reason why teaching is such a great thing! The exchange with the teachers and our observations at the schoolyard as well as in the classroom lead to on conclusion: even if we live thousands of kilometres apart there are some differences but a lot more similarities!!! We are facing the same problems, get frustrated over the same things and feel happy about every progress the kids make.

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School day today. Very interesting to talk to the teachers and students of Grand Camp. They taught us French vocabulary and songs, very sweet. Also, one can tell that the students are very open minded and not shy to communicate in a foreign language, especially not outside the classroom. Maybe one result of all the international project work that they have been doing over the last years.

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A different day today. Wonderful to actually meet the reason why we are here – why we a teachers. The students! And what a lovely group of kids. Good to meet Julie and to see how involved she is in international work. International projects as a Window
to the Rest of the World (Europe) really makes sense here on Guadeloupe. But the same can be said about our small island (Fanø) or Denmark as a country. When you are small it is important to look out for new knowledge and inspiration. Embrace it.

It was inspiring to see all the little traces the international projects had made on the school. Both physically with posters, maps and drawings on all the walls. But also in the curiosity of the children.