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Brazil in the School Programme

Written by a team of four British teachers and edited at the Embassy of Brazil, Brazil in the School is a set of free, up-to-date educational resources for teachers and pupils in British schools. The project has been specifically designed to support the National Curriculum.

Brazil in the Primary School Written for children in Key Stage 2 by teachers Paula Richardson and Tudor Jenkins. The resources consist of 10 factsheets, 26 activity sheets and teachers' notes. Click here for Brazil in the Primary School

Brazil in the Secondary School Written for pupils in Key Stage 3 by teachers Paul May and Peter Naldrett. The resources, which can also be used in KS4 and KS5, consist of 13 chapters with information in text form, pupils' activities and teachers' notes. Click here for Brazil in the Secondary School

These resources are free to download, print or photocopy, but please note that the Embassy is unable to send printed packs by post.

The Embassy of Brazil welcomes feedback from teachers - please contact Nelson Lafraia at nelson@brazil.org.uk - but is unable to reply to queries from pupils.

Ministry of External Relations

Celso Luiz Nunes Amorim
Minister of External Relations

Samuel Pinheiro Guimarães
Secretary General of External Relations

Ruy Nunes Pinto Nogueira
Undersecretary General for Cooperation and Trade Promotion

Eliana Zugaib
Director of the Cultural Department

Mariana Lima Moscardo de Souza
Information Coordination Office

Embassy of Brazil in London

Carlos Augusto R. Santos-Neves
Ambassador

Carlos Pachá
Head of the Cultural Section

Nelson Lafraia
Education

Laura Barbi
Design

Acknowledgments

Authors of KS2: Tudor Jenkins and Paula Richardson

Authors of KS3: Paul May and Peter Naldrett

The photographs were provided by Brazilian Tourist Board (Embratur), José Medeiros Imagens, Erika Tambke, Denise Kremer, Sara Tomlinson, Luisa Ribeiro, Chris Kelly, Ademar Pereira, Daniela Silva, José Maria Alkmin, Stan Burnitt, Ana Brito, Dalmo Próspero, Klaus Thomsen, Larry Halff, Marion Weber, Fernanda Dias, Laura Barbi and Nelson Lafraia.

The Embassy of Brazil would like to thank the following people and institutions:

IBGE, Keith Orrell (The Geographical Association), Susan Bermingham (Manchester Metropolitan University), Aprosoja, Asa Alimentos, Beatriz Lafraia, Fernanda Dias (Design Assistant) and Paulo Wrobel.

Copyright

The text of the packs is © Embassy of Brazil in London.

The images and photographs are © their respective authors.

If, due to oversight, any images or other materials are in infringement of copyright, the Embassy of Brazil requests notification and will act promptly to remove or amend the material in question.