2 .Encourage parents and carers who speak a language other than English to use their home language in your setting - for example, to tell a story or teach the children a song.
3 .Take part in international events and conferences (details of the European Early Childhood Education Research Association Conference are given below).
4 .Ask if any of the families you work with can put you in touch with a nursery or school in another country.
5 .Contact the British Council to be put in touch with other schools and nurseries that are looking for exchanges with a British setting.
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