Ashfield Public School has a long history in cultural exchange. Through many initiatives, it prepares its students and their families for effective participation in Australian society and the world. Ashfield Public School is a multicultural school in Sydney’s inner west.
Bondi Beach and Granville South Public Schools have embarked on an 'Exchange and Change' project that provides students with a chance to better understand the diversity of Sydney. When you hear Bondi Beach and Granville South, you think of two
Cast two very different Sydney high schools together to produce a film about youth culture and the result is We are all Australian. This film was produced by the students and teachers of Strathfield South and Windsor High Schools and
Manilla and Cabramatta Student Cultural Exchange In this program, students from Manilla High School (which is located near Tamworth in northern NSW) and Cabramatta High School visit one another over a two year cycle. This exchange has been in place
A record of the development and delivery of a new cultural exchange program from the diary of ESL Teacher, Alison Lane, McCallums Hill Public School. May 2007 The organising of my anticipated cultural exchange program between East Hills Public School
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