Covering Euro 2012

Covering EURO 2012

Nataliya Nayavko, Novyi Rozdil, Ukraine

“The Connecting Classrooms partnership with School Report on Euro 2012 is a tangible example of what the British Council believes in: that by creating cultural and educational connections between people in different countries, we can all improve our understandingof the world,” British Council project manager Laura Mates.



http://schoolsonline.britishcouncil.org/bbc-school-report

Participants of the project


Pupils of Novyi Rozdil School 4, Lvivska Oblast

Workshop at Lviv In-Service Teacher Training Institute, April 06, 2012



http://loippo.lviv.ua/fusion/news.php?readmore=2015

Online video training with BBC producer Phil Harlow


Key skills:


• Writing match reports;• Conducting interviews with fans;• Staying safe when reporting on big sports

events;• Pre-match highlights of the country.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/schoolreport/18353512


“Sport is a wonderful platform to help young people develop skills, understanding and outlook to contribute responsibly to our global society.” Laura Mates


Getting ready for the match Sweden:Ukraine


Body-art before the match


Highlights of the match


Swedish and Ukrainian fans


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Euro 2012: Celebrating Andriy Shevchenko and Euro 2012!

Have you ever heard the Ukrainian national anthem sung in the metro?

It happened on 11 June 2012, when the Ukrainian national team beat Sweden in Euro 2012 in Kyiv!



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Thank you, British Council.

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Covering Euro 2012