Our school promotes global learning and global citizenship.

We uphold high-quality education with an international outlook.

We belong to the World Education League or another global education organization.

We connect or collaborate regularly with schools in other countries.

We join global education conferences, workshops, or webinars.

We have a plan or policy for including global perspectives in the curriculum.

Our staff understand "global citizen" and "global learning".

We partner with international schools (e.g. through WEL, E-twinning).

We do joint projects or exchanges with overseas students.

We work with partner schools on global issues or Sustainable Development Goals.

We provide training for staff on global and international education.

We organize international days, clubs, or themed events annually.

We have a staff member in charge of global education and partnerships.

We connect with educators abroad to innovate and expand student opportunities.

We host or join international student exchanges or overseas trips.

We organize staff exchanges or joint research visits with partner schools.

We have a formal Sister School agreement for long-term collaboration.

We welcome international student or teacher visits from partner schools.

We celebrate or showcase the results of international projects at school.

We communicate with partner schools frequently.

Most students understand what it means to be a “global citizen”.