Students Shine in Regional World Wildlife Event, Showcasing English Proficiency and Compassion for Nature
Participants explored important topics such as endangered species, ecosystem preservation, and conservation efforts in their communities. Many students showcased impressive research, critical thinking, and collaboration — key soft skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom.
In Casablanca, Morocco, students engaged deeply with their local environment, researching native wildlife including the extinct Atlas lion, and sharing stories and folklore that connect them to their heritage. This experience enriched their understanding of both language and science while fostering a genuine care for nature.
Meanwhile, students and teachers in Kuwait proudly contributed by raising awareness about biodiversity through creative projects and presentations, demonstrating their communication skills and social responsibility.
Special recognition goes to Bahrain for the highest number of young learner submissions and Algeria for the most adult entries, highlighting broad community engagement.
This event has been a fantastic opportunity for our students to combine language learning with meaningful environmental advocacy,' said Nadia Elhabak, Senior Teacher 'Watching young people articulate their ideas with confidence and empathy assures me that we are nurturing not only proficient English speakers but also responsible global citizens committed to making a difference.'
This event highlights the British Council Teaching Centre's commitment to nurturing confident English speakers who are also compassionate global citizens. Through initiatives like the World Wildlife Event, students are empowered to develop essential language skills alongside empathy and a strong sense of environmental stewardship.
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