Make a website to share with the world what your students are doing to explore and learn about Japan and you could win up to ￡1,000 for your school! The Japan Foundation of London has extended the deadline for their Japan Webpage Contest for UK schools until January 12, 2012. All primary and secondary schools with projects or classes involving Japanese language or culture are welcome to enter. For more information and a look at previous winning websites, please visit the official contest website.

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News Release from Japan Foundation London courtesy of Click Japan News:

Enter the Japan Webpage Contest for Schools in the U.K. and win up to ￡1,000 worth of prizes for your school! The deadline has been extended until the 12th of January
2012, so you have more time to apply.

The Japan Foundation knows that many schools are teaching Japanese or are engaged in other projects about Japan, and we want to hear more about such activities. This contest is open to any UK primary or secondary school that is teaching Japanese or involved in projects related to Japan. Your school does not need to be teaching Japanese to enter the contest.

To enter, all you need to do is make a simple webpage about the work that your school is doing with Japanese or Japan. This could be a blog, a wiki, or a page that’s part of your school’s website.

Contest website: http://www.japanwebpagecontest.org.uk/index.php