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23 April 2020
Spanish is a fantastic subject for students of all ages to learn; not only does it allow them to have a second language under their belt, but it also means the chance to learn about this fascinating culture from an entirely new perspective.
All across the globe, there are a whole host of countries that speak Spanish as their first or second language. Although most students might not realise it, knowing how to speak this diverse and popular tongue means the opportunity to broaden their horizons if they later decide to travel the world or study abroad – by being able to easily communicate with citizens of over 20 different countries.
Our map helps students to easily visualise the sheer scope of the Spanish language, by showing the locations of the most popular Spanish speaking countries around the world – from Spain itself, to the likes of Mexico, Panama and Venezuela.
Simply download your copy to hang in your classroom, or distribute to students at home to encourage learning Spanish throughout school.
It has been brought to our attention that WST School Travel and our ATOL number 9233 are potentially being used for internet fraud. Please note that we are WST Travel Ltd and our correct website address is www.wsttravel.com. We are specifically a school travel company based in the UK, organising group travel for UK based schools. We are not an international flight broker.
Please do not use the fraudulent website www.wstschooltravel.co.uk (which is not connected in any way to WST Travel Ltd) to request/book international flights. They are not a bona fide organisation and do not have any ATOL protection.
If you believe you have been fraudulently sold flights the advice from ATOL is to contact your card issuer, the police cyber crime facility in your country and report it by email to the ATOL compliance team ATOLCompliance@caa.co.uk. Other useful websites to report any such incidents to are https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/ and https://www.profit.uk.com/
We have reported this incident to ATOL. Thank you.