At barely 20 years old, Malala is already known around the world for her bravery and her advocacy of education for girls. Malala is the youngest ever Nobel Prize laureate and has inspired millions of people worldwide.
Imran came to London to study the painting ‘Saskia’ by Rembrandt at the National Portrait Gallery
Sabyn Javeri is a Karachi-based author. Her debut novel, ‘Nobody Killed Her’, is already a best-seller in Pakistan.
The students will listen to a story, create a picture book and use the book to re-tell the story.
The students share what they know about monkeys and write their information on paper monkeys which can be hung together to create a display.
In this number-themed lesson from the British Council Teaching English website, the students will listen to a story about record breakers and play a board game.
In this tree-themed lesson from the British Council Teaching English website, the students will find out about each other’s likes and make a tree display for the classroom.
This lesson plan from the British Council Teaching English website takes advantage of our collective love of food to motivate students to practice their English-speaking skills on a familiar topic.
This lesson plan from the British Council Teaching English website empowers students to take ownership of their classrooms while they revise vocabulary and grammar and practice English speaking skills.
This lesson plan from the British Council Teaching English website presents vocabulary and grammar in a context that children can relate to.