Using the Glee Worldwebcam, situated on the moon, we're able to bring you a live feed of how it's going so far.
If you have any news from your area from the World's Biggest Lesson, please send it in and we will amend the image. Maybe.
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
The world's biggest lesson
Today sees The World's Biggest Lesson, with millions of children across 120 countries taking part in a simultaneous class.
Using the Glee Worldwebcam, situated on the moon, we're able to bring you a live feed of how it's going so far.
If you have any news from your area from the World's Biggest Lesson, please send it in and we will amend the image. Maybe.
Using the Glee Worldwebcam, situated on the moon, we're able to bring you a live feed of how it's going so far.
If you have any news from your area from the World's Biggest Lesson, please send it in and we will amend the image. Maybe.
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Are there enough A*s to go around all the millions of kids in 120 different countries? Or is this just a way to sneak through much bigger class sizes so they can sell a load of schools off?
Portugal! Haven't you got some quiet reading to be getting on with?
If no-one will admit which country was humming, the entire planet will stay behind after school.
America:
Move! Im sitting there!
TEACHER
France?
FRANCE
Yes miss
TEACHER
UK?
FRANCE
Yes I'm fine thanks. Tee hee.
How great that today's World's Biggest Lesson is being followed tomorrow by Britain's Non-existent Lesson.
China, stop poking Tibet with your compass.
Israel, play nicely or I'll move you again.
So this is what they mean by world class humour
ZIMBABWE
Mr U.N. Sir, China's buying up all my natural resources and funding my corrupt dictator, Robert Mugabe, in return for cheap copper mines and the like, with no apparent concern for the complete destruction of my people, and once relatively prosperous, successful and socially harmonious post-colonial nation.
MR U.N. (SOCIOLOGY TEACHER)
That would be important to us all if we weren't all heavily investing in China, and feathering our nests, in a similarly negligent way to China's inward investment in corrupt African governments. So that's enough of that from you Zimbabwe, we most certainly WON'T be rocking the boat with China, and if you don’t mind we’ll all completely ignore your little problem.
ZIMBABWE
But...
MR U.N. PUTS HIS FINGERS IN HIS EARS
MR. U.N.
Wa wa wa wa wa wa, woo woo woo - I CAN'T HEAR YOU - na na na na, Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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