This year marks the 14th annual German Teacher Awards. The purpose of the German Teacher Awards is to: recognise the outstanding achievement by individual teachers of German in the UK highlight and pay tribute to the work of German language teachers in primary and...
Applications for the Japanese Speech Contest, the Nihongo Cup, are now open. Details: The contest is split into three categories: Key Stage 3, Key Stages 4 and 5 Pre-GCSE and Key Stages 4 and 5 Post-GCSE. Please click here to see the Nihongo Cup Information and Rules....
Every year, the Oxford German Network calls all young learners of German to participate in its national German competition, the Oxford German Olympiad. In 2016/2017, they would like to explore German peoples, languages and culture beyond the borders of Germany: their...
Did you know that the shortest story in Spanish is only seven words long? Here it is: ‘Cuando despertó, el dinosaurio todavía estaba allí’ (Augusto Monterroso, “El dinosaurio”). Write a story in Spanish of not more than 100 words, and send it to...
The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages at Oxford University is looking for budding film enthusiasts in Years 7-11 and 12-13 to embrace the world of French cinema. To enter the competition, students in each age group are asked to re-write the ending of a film in...
Run by SOAS, University of London, the Languages Challenge is now in its third year The Languages Challenge is a collaborative project aimed at students in year 8, 9 & 10. Students have a choice of task and a choice of which languages they use in each of them. The...
