Sentence examples for intercultural school from inspiring English sources

P. started attending the intercultural school last year, after arriving in Greece from Libya.

The students at the intercultural school go through the entire Greek curriculum, but the school is mostly focused on improving the students' language skills.

The school is one of 13 "intercultural schools" in Greece, one of three in the capital Athens.

Greece's intercultural schools first emerged in 1984 as schools for expatriate Greeks, the children of Greek migrants who had returned home from countries like Germany, the United States and Australia.

Greece's Deputy Minister of Education Theodosis Pelegrinis told HuffPost Greece that he'd eventually like to see Greek students attending intercultural schools again, turning the institutions into "a miniature of the contemporary multicultural Greek society".

"Recommendations from the Committee provide good inputs for the improvement of the education system towards inclusive and intercultural schools that will provide the best possible learning environment for nurturing diversities and equal opportunities for children from various ethnic groups".

Intercultural Nursery School: For children between two and five belonging to different indigenous groups.

Fowler and his colleagues emphasize culturally sensitive and inclusive teaching approaches as the key to promote interfaith and intercultural understanding in our schools, which is why Tanenbaum is considered a go-to source for pedagogy trainings.

Organizers of intercultural camp, representatives of elementary school „Rudo", as well as Mr. Ninoslav Prijović, representative of Local development agency consider this project to be a great opportunity for Rudo to demonstrate its natural and human resources.

She attributed the increased American interest in international schooling to modern-day intercultural connectedness.

We implemented a problem-based intercultural learning unit in four secondary schools (grades 9 to 12) and varied the teaching approach (analytical/affective-experiential) and the language of instruction (German/English).