Schools encouraged to take part in Japan Webpage contest!

Schools teaching Japanese, or involved in any project about Japan, are being encouraged to take part in a webpage competition that could see them winning up to £1000 worth of prizes.

The competition has been set up to showcase the great work going on in schools in order to inspire other teachers to introduce Japanese related studies into their schools and the wider community.

This contest is open to any UK primary or secondary school. All you need to do is make a simple webpage about the work that your school is doing with Japanese or Japan. This could be a blog, a wiki, or a page that’s part of your school’s website.

You can enter an existing webpage or create a new webpage from scratch. Your page can be made by just one teacher, or by teachers and students working together.

For more information, or to see some current entries and cast your vote, visit the competition website.