The ultimate feeling of freedom is probably leaving home to go to university abroad. Our report will help your pupils to think seriously about the future. And Vocab! deals with an essential step towards being free – getting your driving licence.
While everyone is thinking about South Africa, our special report on football and street children will give your pupils a different look at the World Cup. We also take a look at the controversy surrounding teens who get plastic surgery.
Young people in the north of England tell us all about their beautiful countryside and fun traditions. We also take a look at a unique and very traditional group of Americans – the Amish. Plus, we've got an exercise to get your pupils discussing English in music.
This month sees the launch of our new vocabulary booklet – VocAB! We tell your pupils how they can experience a foreign culture by working as an au pair. And we have an article to explain what political correctness is and how people use or abuse it.
This month, we've got a 31-page special on Australia. Plus, we have an article on teens and the vote, as well as one on how actors learn English accents for their films.
This we've got the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, adventure in Wales, and we explain the controversy surrounding the role of religion in US high schools.
Christmas is the only time of year when it's not totally uncool to hang out with your parents. That's why we chose December to take a look at homelessness in the US. The stark contrast will give your pupils much food for thought.
This month's issue is all about young people being active and adventurous! We've got articles about travelling in Britain on a budget, round-the-world sailor Zac Sunderland, Australian police cadets and practising English on the Internet.
