Have a 'Fun English Day' at your school. Decorate your school with flags and posters. Create displays about the history of the language, the countries that use the language and the benefits of learning a second language. Include some competitions, games and activities to make the day enjoyable and fun. Students can perform songs and plays to entertain each other. Give out prizes to the best performers and contest winners.

Start a 'Pen Pals' project. Create a link with a school in a native speaking country. The students can correspond to a pen pal in a foreign school. The students will get a chance to use the language they have learned in a real life setting and it will motivate them to improve their English.

Have theme days, such as 'Halloween' and 'Easter' Day. The students can dress up, enjoy playing related games and learn more about the given day in their second language.

Hold contests such as 'Spelling Bee' where different levels of students can compete against each other. Make it fun and entertaining, with great prizes that motivate the students to win.

Take students on field trips to interesting places, such as museums and zoos. Tell the students they are allowed to talk using English only during the trip.

Have the students perform in a school play. Students love dressing up and role playing. Invite parents to come and watch, making it a special event to promote the use of English.

Teach the students skits, songs and speeches to perform during morning assembly. The students will really benefit from using their English skills in public.

I hope you have found these project tips useful and your students have fun getting involved.