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I love these resources they are a lively and exciting way to teach about Brazil! I'm about to start as Head of Geography and would love to use them in my new scheme of work. I'll be using resources with KS3 Geography at my school.
Kate Sumption - Bishop Fox's School

I am a primary teacher and would like to say how brilliant and useful your resources are. Thank you!
Nicola Murrell - Burford School, Buckinghamshire

I work as a Year 4 teacher in Manchester and will be teaching Brazil as a topic to my class after the Christmas holidays. I have found your Brazil in the school pack to be very informative and supportive of my planning, (as well as refreshing my memories of Brazilian holidays!).
Anne-Marie Cavanagh - KS2 teacher - Barlow Hall Primary School

(…back in Brazil…) I will continue to promote the Brazil in the School packs for both KS2 and KS3. The materials are excellent and can be used, in Brazil, by teachers of English as a foreign language, or even for the training of tourist guides, events receptionists, etc… With the forthcoming World Cup and Olympics, I think the resources are very useful.
Daniel Serravalle de Sá - Post Graduation Department - University of Santa Catarina

I am a teacher at the Saint Mary Magdalene Academy and the "Brazil in the School" pack will be very useful to me this school year.
Laura House - Saint Mary Magdalene Academy, London

The online resources look fantastic and we will definitely be using them as part of our Brazil (Independence) Day celebrations. KS2 will be able to use your brilliant resources as they are and I will have a look through these and choose a few that the FS & KS1 teachers could adapt to be used for their classes. Thank you very much for these great resources!
Becca - St. Andrew's CE Primary School

Me chamo Martha Canfield. Gostariade parabenizar  toda a equipe envolvida neste projeto. O material esta realmente muito interessante e de uma valor grandiosíssimo, o qual  confio muito nos resultados positivos  tanto para criancas brasileiras como não brasileiras. Parabéns pela brilhante iniciativa.
Martha Canfield, Brazilian psychologist based in the UK