A group of 100 school leavers are sent to India, China and Brazil to experience the changing commercial, cultural and education systems of these global economies.
Organised through The Prime Minister's Global Fellowship, the first student scheme to deal directly with the issues of globalisation, they must return and feed back their insights into the education system in the UK.
Here several of them talk to those working in the education system, from the Board of Directors of the DCSF to a QCA curriculum conference via public platforms and workshops with pupils and teachers.
The school leavers have come back with a fresh look at the education system and believe it is important to look at the new global economies shaping the world before we get left behind.
