Full results announced!
Click here for full results of the 2010 Japan Webpage Contest For Schools. You can also see all the contest entries and read about Japanese activities in these schools. Congratulations to everyone who took part in the contest!
Please note, entries for the 2010 Japan Webpage Contest For Schools have now closed. If you would like to stay in touch with future events and competitions run by the Japan Foundation London, please sign up for our e-bulletin.
The aims of the contest are:
- To showcase the various Japan-related projects that UK schools are doing, in order to inspire teachers in other schools, and promote the teaching of Japanese and about Japan to the wider community.
- To raise the profile of Japanese and Japan within the school, and motivate schools already teaching Japanese or doing Japan-related projects to continue this excellent work.
- To motivate the students who have been involved in learning Japanese or about Japan at the school.
We hope that the contest will benefit participating schools, for example by contributing to teachers’ and students’ intercultural understanding, cross-curricular awareness and ICT skills.
Organiser:
The contest is organised by the Japan Foundation London. The Japan Foundation is Japan’s principal organisation for promoting international cultural exchange.
Partners:
The contest is supported by the following organisations:
Association for Language Learning (ALL)
CILT, the National Centre for Languages
Consulate General of Japan in Edinburgh
Prizes:
Additional prizes are kindly provided by White Rabbit Press
