The coast to CabramattaCabramatta and Kemblawarra Public Schools have joined together over the past few years to share cultural experiences and learning activities; and to make friendships.Sisters, Lena Stefanovska and Dana Kokalevski have combined their passion to promote tolerance and
This video shows the 2009 culmination of the 3-way exchange between Beverly Hills IEC, Wollumbin High, and Kingscliff High, in which Wollumbin High students finally paid a reciprocal visit to BHIEC.The exchange story began back in 2006...https://www.youtube.com/embed/yvl0jgS-awsFirst contactOn Tuesday 16th
NB: Unfortunately, Byabarra Public School was forced to close at the end of 2011. Byabarra was a dynamic school and their wonderful contributions to cultural exchange will be sadly missed.Exploring different lifestylesStudents at a single teacher school on the NSW
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
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