Pupils in Tanzania

International Projects

Establishing and maintaining links with schools in other countries is an excellent way to introduce internationalism to students. A global perspective can help children appreciate diversity, understand the need for language learning, develop a sense of the wider world and be more aware of international interdependence.

Highgate has international community partnerships with the Malawenna School in Sri Lanka, Kirima Community School in Uganda, Noonkondin School in Tanzania as well as schools in Delhi and Beijing.

 

Read more about our international projects by clicking on the links below.

Highgate and the Great Lakes School: Our Head Master, Adam Pettitt, visited Uganda this summer to lay the dedication stone of school buildings built with money raised by Highgate. Here, Adam writes about his visit. (The Cholmeleian, Winter 2009)

Teaching, Football and Rafting: A group of Year 12 pupils spent part of their summer teaching at Kirima High School. (The Cholmeleian, Winter 2009)

Teaching in Tanzania: A group of Highgate Sixth Formers spent part of their summer teaching in Noonkodin School in Tanzania. (The Cholmeleian, Winter 2009)