by cristahazell | Jul 2, 2020 | News, What's New
For 10 books set in India that will transport you there is nothing better that reading these Indian writers for richness, depth and authenticity. Featured in the Guardian find out more here:...
by cristahazell | Jul 2, 2020 | Language Zones, Portuguese articles, Portuguese events, Portuguese news
Far from being an exhaustive list The Guardian have collated 10 novels set in Portugal which will transport you on a journey through Portugal’s culture, history and politics....
by cristahazell | Jul 2, 2020 | Japanese Discussions, Japanese Network, Japanese News, News, What's New
These 10 great novels carefully crafted by The Guardian – featuring Murakami and Murata – uncover the mystery of Japan in a way ‘documentarists about families living with robots’ never will. These books speak for a Japan that is often spoken for and about, and...
by cristahazell | Jul 1, 2020 | ALL News, Corporate Member, Corporate Member News, Discussion Area, Language News, News, Teacher Briefings, What's New
Theme: Language Trends 2020 Background: The annual Language Trends report was published here in late June: https://www.britishcouncil.org/research-policy-insight/research-reports/language-trends-2020 Key messages: We have extracted here some of the key findings of...
by cristahazell | Jul 1, 2020 | Corporate Member News, Language News, News, Primary, Primary News, Secondary News, Wales
A new approach to language learning in Wales. The importance of celebrating and underlining the strength of home languages for many of our multilingual pupils. Pupils in Wales already have the opportunity of a bilingual foundation at nursery and primary level. Close...
by cristahazell | Jun 19, 2020 | News, Spanish Zone, What's New
Readers of The Guardian newspaper have shared their favourite holiday memories of Spain; from a day to remember in Santiago de Compostela, midnight fiestas in Granada through to sherry and shrimps in Cádiz and the stunning rocks in Andalucía. Stunning images,...
