International Partnerships
Tianjin College of Commerce (TCC) | South Dong Chang Middle School, Shanghai | Pakistan | Visitors from Overseas | Internationalism In Action At Cranford.pdf
Cranford Community College achieved Language College status in 1997. At that time, as part of the submission for Language College, Cranford committed to a curriculum offer to its students with an international dimension. The international aspects of the school have been recognised in Cranford’s achievement of the International School Award on 5 occasions. Cranford Community College is an inclusive, comprehensive multi-cultural school, located to the west of London, close to Heathrow Airport. The student population (January 2015) currently stands at 1452 & speaks over 35 different languages, representing a similar number of ethnic groups. The school’s ethos is very much outward looking with the community, local, regional, national and international at its heart.
International Partners:
CHINA
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South Dong Chang Middle School, Shanghai, China
Click here to learn more about our work with Shanghai
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Tianjin College of Commerce, Tianjin, China
Tianjin College of Commerce (TCC)
Visit to China / October 2015 (Image Gallery)
PAKISTAN
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Fauji Foundation Model School, Tulsa Road Campus, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Visitors From Overseas:
The collaborative work you have conducted with your partner schools and plan to conduct in the future is impressive and your relationship with them is very well-established, as shown by your achievements, which speak for themselves.
Feedback from Cranford's reaccreditation submission (March 2015)
Internationalism In Action At Cranford 2015 (pdf)
(*) The international dimension of the curriculum remains despite the change of Language College status following the abolition of the specialist schools programme by the coalition government in May 2010, and as part of our successful academy status submission, the school committed to maintaining its “Language College Legacy”. The new internationalism policy, ratified by the Academy Trust Board in November 2014, identifies the many strands of the current development of internationalism at Cranford Community College.