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‘With Ofsted focusing on curriculum development, schools could do a lot worse than look for international inspiration’
Developing an international curriculum can help schools to broaden horizons, improve student engagement and help with teacher CPD – but it must be more than just an initiative in the MFL department
5 April 2018