St Rose’s Successful Global Curriculum Project
15 November 2008
St Rose’s Special School in Stroud has a successful Global Curriculum Project which helps pupils in both the Clifton Diocese and the Philippines.
It is a means for developing a global dimension within St Rose’s curriculum and the curriculum in Holy Trinity, Pampanga, Philippines. The school aims to raise students’ awareness of global development issues and help them become active global citizens. It is an exciting and effective way of providing pupils with an understanding and knowledge of the world.
Sister Leth in from Holy Trinity, Pampanga, Philippines visited Sr Rose’s. She met children in all classes and took part in assemblies.
You can see pictures from Sister Leth’s visit in the image gallery on the right.
St Rose’s Special School in Stroud has a successful Global Curriculum Project which helps pupils in both the Clifton Diocese and the Philippines.
It is a means for developing a global dimension within St Rose’s curriculum and the curriculum in Holy Trinity, Pampanga, Philippines. The school aims to raise students’ awareness of global development issues and help them become active global citizens. It is an exciting and effective way of providing pupils with an understanding and knowledge of the world.
Sister Leth in from Holy Trinity, Pampanga, Philippines visited Sr Rose’s. She met children in all classes and took part in assemblies.
You can see pictures from Sister Leth’s visit in the image gallery on the right.
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