From the classroom to street art: Oristano's Contini High School studies English in Bristol.

A week of study, language, and creativity outside the classroom. Thirty-two students from the C. Contini Art High School in Oristano are participating in a language internship in Bristol, accompanied by teacher Bernadette Serra. This educational experience combines English language development with a cultural journey deeply rooted in art and visual language.

The project, titled "Not Just Art," involves attending a course at the ILC School, an institution accredited by the British Council, along with daily immersion in the urban context. Bristol is one of Europe's street art capitals and is universally known as Banksy's city. Murals, installations, and contemporary creative spaces coexist with a rich architectural heritage, offering constant food for thought and study.

The internship allows students to practice their English in real-world situations, transforming the city into an open-air laboratory. From classroom lessons to visits to galleries, creative districts, and historic architecture, every activity becomes an opportunity for integrated learning. This experience strengthens language skills, broadens cultural horizons, and enhances Contini's artistic program in a concrete and stimulating international context.