South East

French and football combine in an exciting inter-school 6-a-side tournament called Score in French! The aim of this event is to reinforce French learnt in the classroom by applying it in a football context.

Teachers will be provided with resource packs to use in lessons leading up to the event in order to prepare their players for games conducted in French and French alone! Players will be penalised and could even risk being sent off if they use English on the pitch.

Alongside the games, pupils will also engage in quizzes, short plays, a poster competition and other activities - also all in French. .

French and football combine in an exciting inter-school 6-a-side tournament called Score in French! The aim of this event is to reinforce French learnt in the classroom by applying it in a football context.

Teachers will be provided with resource packs to use in lessons leading up to the event in order to prepare their players for games conducted in French and French alone! Players will be penalised and could even risk being sent off if they use English on the pitch.

Alongside the games, pupils will also engage in quizzes, short plays, a poster competition and other activities - also all in French.

The Love Languages? Live Languages! conference is for Year 12 languages students and aims to encourage continued language study and highlight the importance of having language skills in the workplace.

Highlights include:

Presentations from business speakers (including Government Communication Headquarters and the Youth Sport Trust)

A sample lecture

An afternoon market place where students can speak with representatives from universities across the South

Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

For further information, please contact Clare Forder on c.l.forder@brighton.ac.uk or 01273 643348. To register for this event, please follow the link below.

Click here for the promotional postcard.
 

The Love Languages? Live Languages! conference is for Year 12 languages students and aims to encourage continued language study and highlight the importance of having language skills in the workplace.

Highlights include:

Presentations from business speakers

A sample lecture

An afternoon market place where students can speak with representatives from universities across the South

The day will run from 9.30am-4.15pm.  Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

For further information, please contact Clare Forder on c.l.forder@brighton.ac.uk or 01273 643348.  To register for this event, please follow the link below.

Click here for the promotional postcard.

Languages at Work is an event being held on the Isle of Wight to promote the value and importance of language skills in the workplace.  Pupils will be given presentations by guest speakers from various companies who use languages in their work lives and will also take part in some interactive language-based sessions.

An event for Year 9 students to emphasise the importance of languages in the global economy.  There will be workshops led by employers, lunch with student ambassadors and a taster session in a less commonly taught language.

The event will run from 10am-2pm.

For further information, please contact Barbara King at the University of Reading or register for the event below. 

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A series of CLIL (blended learning) master classes aimed at able linguists in Y10 and Y11. Topics from the Geography GCSE syllabus will be taught through the medium of French by subject specialists. It will provide language learners with a novel way of applying their French in what is hoped to be an aspiration-raising experience.  The session will run from 3.45-5pm.

For further information, please contact Barbara King at the University of Reading: b.king@rdg.ac.uk

A series of CLIL (blended learning) master classes aimed at able linguists in Y10 and Y11. Topics from the Geography GCSE syllabus will be taught through the medium of French by subject specialists. It will provide language learners with a novel way of applying their French in what is hoped to be an aspiration-raising experience.  The session will run from 3.45-5pm.

For further information, please contact Barbara King at the University of Reading: b.king@rdg.ac.uk

A series of CLIL (blended learning) master classes aimed at able linguists in Y10 and Y11. Topics from the Geography GCSE syllabus will be taught through the medium of French by subject specialists. It will provide language learners with a novel way of applying their French in what is hoped to be an aspiration-raising experience. The session will run from 3.45-5pm.

For further information, please contact Barbara King at the University of Reading: b.king@rdg.ac.uk

A series of CLIL (blended learning) master classes aimed at able linguists in Y10 and Y11. Topics from the Geography GCSE syllabus will be taught through the medium of French by subject specialists. It will provide language learners with a novel way of applying their French in what is hoped to be an aspiration-raising experience.  The session will run from 3.45-5pm.

For further information, please contact Barbara King at the University of Reading: b.king@rdg.ac.uk