by Clodagh Cooney | Mar 7, 2019 | Italian News, News, Primary News, Secondary News, Student News, Teacher Briefings |
ALL Briefing No. 7 Date: March 2019 Theme: Live Language learning issues in the media Background: A considerable number of advisory documents, reports, campaigns and recommendations have emerged in the public domain in the...
by Clodagh Cooney | Mar 4, 2019 | News, Secondary News, Student News |
The conclusions of the survey of language learning in UK schools published by the BBC on February 27 2019 emphasise the importance of the work done by the Association for Language Learning (ALL) both in speaking up for languages and their importance to our national...
by Clodagh Cooney | Feb 19, 2019 | ITET news, News, Primary News, Secondary News, Student News, Uncategorized |
Speaking up for Languages – Language World 2019 Language World, the Association for Language Learning’s annual conference and CPD event offers a packed programme from across the languages sector. It also hosts an exhibition showcasing the latest in language...
by Clodagh Cooney | Dec 3, 2018 | Secondary, Secondary News, Secondary Reviews, Student, Student News, Student Reviews, Uncategorized |
Thanks to ALL Council Member and West of England Branch Chair Crista Hazell for reporting on the Inside Government Modern Foreign Languages 2018 conference An MFL conference is always exciting, the whole day committed to all things MFL, just brilliant! The national...
by Clodagh Cooney | Oct 16, 2018 | News, Primary News, Secondary News, Student News |
Nurturing yourself, personally and professionally Quality connections Time to grow as a MFL teacher Your career as a teacher has begun… This mini publication is designed to support you to become an outstanding MFL NQT with some suggestions that will set you well on...
by Clodagh Cooney | Oct 16, 2018 | News, Primary News, Secondary News |
Language World is ALL’s flagship annual conference and CPD event offering a packed programme with speakers from across the languages sector. It’s an exhibition: a large and varied exhibition showcasing the latest in language learning resources and support. It’s a real...
by Clodagh Cooney | Oct 12, 2018 | News, Primary News, Secondary News |
Speaking up for Languages, 22-23 March, Imago, Loughborough We are now constructing the programme and welcome proposals which include examples from current innovative practice in all sectors as well as hands-on workshops of a practical nature. Contributions are...
by Clodagh Cooney | May 24, 2018 | ALL News, Language Futures, News, Project News, Secondary News, Student News |
Language Futures is a highly personalised, innovative and creative approach to language teaching and learning suitable for both primary and secondary schools. It has been designed to foster deep learner engagement and enable pupils to take responsibility for their own...
by Victoria Mitchell | May 3, 2018 | Features, Secondary Features, Secondary News, Student, Student Features, Student News |
Spring seems to be the time of year where debating and speaking competitions come to the fore. ALL would like to share its involvement in these events, the ways in which ALL members can become involved, and a range of resources to enhance your teaching of speaking....
by Victoria Mitchell | May 1, 2018 | ALL News, News, Primary News, Secondary News, Student News |
Hackney Learning Trust was invited by Baroness Cousins, (Co-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Languages), to showcase their unique MFL provision to the committee at the House of Lords on Monday 19 March. A team made up of experts, consultants, teachers...
by Victoria Mitchell | Apr 26, 2018 | ALL News, News, Secondary News, Student News |
Two academics from the University of Birmingham have developed ‘Songs without Borders’, a workshop programme to get Year 9/Key Stage 3 pupils interested in French, poetry and music, and combining all three to produce an original piece of art. The workshop programme,...
by Victoria Mitchell | Apr 13, 2018 | ALL News, News, Primary News, Secondary News, Student News |
More than three in four British business leaders believe speaking Mandarin will give school leavers a career advantage over their counterparts, according to a survey published this week by YouGov. The new survey, commissioned by the Mandarin Excellence Programme, aims...
