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Sally Lees, headteacher of Dover Grammar School for Boys, discusses the importance of integrating global dimensions into UK education. She outlines how her school promotes global citizenship, understanding between cultures, and preparing students for success in a globalized world through international partnerships, foreign language learning, trips abroad, and recognizing the interconnectivity of global issues.
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