Migrant learners’ inclusion in education:  Good practices of inclusion from Malta

Published on June 23, 2022

 

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Migrant learners’ inclusion in education:  Good practices of inclusion from Malta

Date: Monday June 27th 4-5 CET, 3-4 BST

The International Forums of Inclusion Practitioners (IFIP) welcomes you to attend our European Forum Event on June 27th at 4 pm-5 pm (CET). 

For this event our host Helena Wallberg welcomes Robert Cilia, Assistant Head of School at Naxxar Induction Hub in Malta.  

Robert has extensive experience in welcoming migrant learners and introducing them into the school system and society in Malta. 

This event will take place in the form of a talk between Robert and Helena Wallberg. We will welcome the audience to join the discussion.

IFIP Europe Series

The IFIP Europe Forum is about sharing knowledge with inclusion practitioners living and working in Europe. This event is part of a series on Excellent cooperation. We know that a whole school approach is essential for inclusion and we need to explore how to cooperate succesfully in order to reach all children. 

The IFIP Europe welcomes all members of the IFIP to attend this session as we promote networking and peer learning in the field of inclusion in education globally.

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