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The gateway to educational partnerships between schools and colleges across the world
Young Learner at computer (author:Russell Duncan, Campaign HQ)Welcome! Partner finding is free for all schools and colleges worldwide. Click on the map to start finding partnerships.

 

NEW! Cyclone and quake - how to respond in schools.

Saluting the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games - a special school linking offer for schools in the UK. More>>>

 

UK schools needing help with their ISA applications should go to the ISA Zone or email isa@globalgateway.org

 

(If you are a school in England and want a link school in England only please go to the National Gateway for further support.)

 

"The DCSF International School Award… has had a very positive impact on pupils’ awareness of the cultures of other countries, while still promoting an understanding of their own culture." Ofsted Report, 2006. 

 

Special Zones on the Gateway

 
Community Cohesion Toolkit Teach British identity in a global context More>>>
 
Teachers' ICT Toolkit Link with your partner via email, web or chat. More>>>
 
Regional Support database People in your UK region to help you with school linking, CPD and resources. More>>>
 
Festivals and special days are listed in our calendar. More>>>
 
Smiling young learner (Russell Duncan, Campaign HQ)Case Studies A lively look at internationalism in schools. More>>>
Policy zone buttonWe invite policy makers to access education policy in the UK and worldwide. More>>>

Strategic International Partners: Through the UK's Department for Children, Schools, and Families and the British Council, we partner with 76 countries. More>>> 
 
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Feedback on the site

 

The Global Gateway launched in 2004. Recently it was reviewed by Schoolzone.

"Great information about linking schools across the world. Very informative."

 

and by TwinTownAfrica
"Brilliant website, loads of useful information and as much help as you need for your link."

 

Teachers find it effective.

"I´m happy, I´m working with a school from UK, very hard, very fast talking about sciences, like earthquake, plates tectonics because recently they suffered one in the UK. My students are very excited."

Lydia Flores Conde, Mexico