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Case study - Contar las historias multiculturales en la escuela de Charles Dickens
15 Feb 2007
Charles Dickens is a vibrant, multicultural primary school in Southwark, London, with 80 per cent of pupils speaking English as their second (or third) language. Encouraging storytelling and reading, both at home and at school, is an effective way to help us involve parents in their child’s education as well as celebrate our rich variety of languages and cultures.
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