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Our work in arts

Our work in arts, education and society

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Main photo credit: Mark Wallinger’s White Horse (2013) exhibited outside British Council Head Quarters, Spring Gardens, London. Image © Peter White

Our global work in arts

Our work in the arts aims to promote the UK’s diverse culture, creativity and innovation overseas.

Our work in arts, education and society

  • Our work in arts
    • Our global work in arts
  • Our work in education
  • Our work in society
One teacher and four students from Botswana who were in Glasgow to sing during the Commonwealth Games 2014

Commonwealth 2014 games

Partnering with the Scottish Opera and Maitisong we sent five Batswana singers to Glasgow.

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