by cristahazell | Feb 19, 2021 | News
The largest Shakespeare collection in a public library is launching Everything to Everybody, with films and readings in most of the city’s 93 languages the Guardian has announced. It is a little-known fact that Birmingham is home to the largest Shakespeare collection...
by cristahazell | Feb 19, 2021 | News
The Guardian published readers’ tips on the top 10 books that take children on a travel adventure and as we can’t travel at the moment quite yet to far and distant lands, we can treat ourselves and the children and young people we teach and work with to...
by cristahazell | Feb 17, 2021 | News
Harmer Parr pays tribute to Stella Marsh, architect of the North-East Festival of Languages and supporter of ALL in that region. Stella-Marsh.pdf (203 downloads ) Read about the latest incarnation of the Festival in News...
by cristahazell | Feb 9, 2021 | Corporate Member News, News
The Turing Scheme has now been launched On 6 February 2021 the Department for Education launched the Turing Scheme, the UK’s global programme to study and work abroad. The UK-wide scheme provides funding for international study and work placements across...
by cristahazell | Jan 28, 2021 | News
Gary Chambers reflects on the life of Des Johnston 1944-2020 “The true artist is not one who is inspired but one who inspires others” (Salvador Dali). The languages teaching and learning community in Northern Ireland and across the United Kingdom more widely...
by cristahazell | Jan 28, 2021 | Language News, News, Secondary News, What's New
ALL is grateful to Sonja Fedrizzi from our sister organisation in Scotland (SALT) for sharing her thoughts on the New Normal. At the 2020 annual SALT conference, I was fortunate to share my experience of teaching ML in the ‘new normal’. My presentation,...
