Dear parents, dear applicants

As the deadline for Oxbridge applications approaches, you may find this wrap up presentation useful. It was distributed by the British School of Brussels.

Dear Madame, Sir,

as member of the board of directors from APKO, academy of performing arts Overijse-Tervuren-Hoeilaart, I would like to present you our new project in partnership with the National Opera La Monnaie in Brussels:

'APKO Giocanto, preparatory choir from La Monnaie'

This academic year we kick off with a preparatoy choir at our campus situated in Overijse.

Since many of your young students live in our region, we would like to ask you to distribute the digital flyer to announce the upcoming auditions.

Dear parents, dear applicants

As the deadline for Oxbridge applications approaches, you may find this wrap up presentation useful. It was distributed by the British School of Brussels.

Dear Madame, Sir,

as member of the board of directors from APKO, academy of performing arts Overijse-Tervuren-Hoeilaart, I would like to present you our new project in partnership with the National Opera La Monnaie in Brussels:

'APKO Giocanto, preparatory choir from La Monnaie'

This academic year we kick off with a preparatoy choir at our campus situated in Overijse.

Since many of your young students live in our region, we would like to ask you to distribute the digital flyer to announce the upcoming auditions.

What is the European Day of Languages?

Following the success of the Year of Languages in 2001, which was jointly organised by the European Union and the Council of Europe, the latter declared a European Day of Languages, to be celebrated on 26t September every year.

The general objectives of the European Day of Languages are:

· alerting the public to the importance of language learning and broadening the range of languages learned, in order to increase multilingualism and intercultural understanding;

What is the European Day of Languages?

Following the success of the Year of Languages in 2001, which was jointly organised by the European Union  and the Council of Europe, the latter declared a European Day of Languages, to be celebrated on 26t September every year.

The general objectives of the European Day of Languages are:

·        alerting the public to the importance of language learning and broadening the range of languages learned, in order to increase multilingualism and intercultural understanding;