Connecting Classrooms

UNESCO- Music For The People

Micro radial en el que nuestros alumnos nos cuentan sobre sus actividades en el Proyecto "Connecting Classrooms", coordinado por la Prof. Gabriel Piuma

Equality in the classroom

Students from Jiako Primary School in Uganda won an environmental awareness competition with this original song. They performed it on Voice of Life radio station in Arua, Uganda. 

Des élèves de l’école primaire de Jiako, en Ouganda, ont gagné un concours de sensibilisation environnementale avec cette chanson originale. Ils l’ont chantée à la station de radio Voice of Life, à Arua, en Ouganda.

“Don’t worry, be happy” - Jiako Primary School’s song

Welcome to the first edition of the UNESCO Education Podcast. Here you will find news, updates and highlights on the Organisation's key activities in education. 
This month we focus on World Refugee Day and the prevention of violent extremism through education.

Education Podcast - July

Welcome to the August edition of the UNESCO Education Podcast.
This month we focus on the recently released Out of School figures and UNESCO's new strategy for Technical and Vocational Education and Training. 

Education Podcast - August

This September, the UNESCO Education Podcast delves into the new tools created to measure progress towards SDG4 and the recently launched 2016 GEM Report.

Education Podcast - September

Radio interview with Mayssa Dawi, Connecting Classrooms Project Manager, British Council Lebanon.
Connecting Classrooms project builds lasting partnerships between schools in the UK and others around the world. Through these partnerships, the programme develops understanding and trust between young people in different societies, creating a safer and more connected world for the future. For more information, please visit: www.britishcouncil.org/connectingclassrooms  

Connecting Classrooms in Lebanon RLL radio interview 03-01-2012

UNESCO is celebrating the poems of William Butler Yeats, Pablo Neruda and Aime Cesaire and also some lesser-known authors from Azerbaijan and Greece for World Poetry Day.

Connecting Classrooms

Angela Waithira