TEACHERS from Belgium, Finland and Turkey visited The Blake Primary School in Witney as part of a European project to share skills and help pupils learn about other cultures.
The exchange was funded by the European Union’s Comenius programme.
The schools have worked together on a project titled Is the grass greener on the other side?, focusing on ecological sustainability.
Pictured with a Union Flag made by Blake School pupils from recycled materials are, from left, Yasemin Eker (Turkey), Blake school headteacher Tim Edwards-Grundy, Gurdal Ayvaz (Turkey), Recep Duymaz (Turkey), Paula Manninen (Finland), Maija Keinanen (Finland), deputy headteacher Aileen Tattam, Hannele Vuola (Finland), Blake School project co-ordinator Mary Tudge, Outi Melart (Finland), Veerle Snellings (Belgium) and Linda van Straeten (Belgium).
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