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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, March 09 - 2008 at 07:49
Two teachers from the UAE have spent a week in a school in a small English town, looking at how the education system between the two countries differs. Part of a British Council scheme, it is designed to forge relations between the UK and the Middle East, and give students a better understanding of the region. The Abu Dhabi based teachers also learnt about the English National Curriculum and saw firsthand how classes are taught. The scheme is also open to schools in Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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StaffSunday, March 09 - 2008 at 07:49 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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