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1. lordslibrary.parliament.uk › foreign-languagesForeign languages: primary and secondary schools

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   Jul 12, 2021 · Ofsted, which inspects schools in England, has said languages are in a “pressured position” in primary and secondary education. Schools in England face challenges around both the quality of language provision and the take-up of languages by students.

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3. educationinspection.blog.gov.uk › 2021/05/04Languages in outstanding primary schools – Ofsted: schools ...

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   May 4, 2021 · Primary schools have had a legal responsibility to teach languages since 2014. The first cohort of pupils that should have studied languages throughout key stage 2 moved to secondary school...

4. www.eani.org.uk › school-management › safeguardingChild Protection Support Service (CPSS) | Education Authority ...

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   Sep 7, 2023 · CPSS provides the following services: A daily advice and support helpline in response to any safeguarding/child protection concerns which arise in schools, Education Other Than At School (EOTAS) centres, the EA Youth Service and other EA services.

5. www.bera.ac.uk › blog › school-level-languageSchool-level language policies: What are they and (why ... - BERA

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   Feb 17, 2023 · This was evidenced by explicit policies to ‘disapply’ students from language learning found across 117 schools in the sample, in favour of providing additional support for ‘life skills’, ‘literacy’ or, in some cases, simply where students found languages to be ‘a challenge’. Given the growing body of evidence which suggests that ...

6. www.tes.com › magazine › teaching-learningHow language got sidelined in schools and why it matters | Tes

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   Jan 31, 2024 · Subscriber-only. How language got sidelined in schools and why it matters. Language development is a critical foundation of education – and one of the areas worst hit by the pandemic – so how can schools best support it? We speak to expert Charles Hulme to find out. 31st January 2024, 6:00am. Zofia Niemtus.

7. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2023/03/03 › how-boostingHow we are boosting our support for language lessons in schools

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   Mar 3, 2023 · The British Council also identified that Spanish, Mandarin, French, Arabic, and German are the top five priority languages to improve the UK’s skills, security and influence in the world....

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   Are languages in a 'pressured position' in primary and secondary education?

   • Ofsted, which inspects schools in England, has said languages are in a “pressured position” in primary and secondary education. Schools in England face challenges around both the quality of language provision and the take-up of languages by students.

   Foreign languages: primary and secondary schools

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   Will schools be supported in teaching different languages?

   • Schools will be supported in teaching a range of different languages, but there will also be a focus on the German Promotion Programme, as part of the new contract.

   How we are boosting our support for language lessons in schools

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   Should schools 'disapply' students from language learning?

   • This was evidenced by explicit policies to ‘disapply’ students from language learning found across 117 schools in the sample, in favour of providing additional support for ‘life skills’, ‘literacy’ or, in some cases, simply where students found languages to be ‘a challenge’.

   School-level language policies: What are they and (why) do we ... - BERA

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   Why is a new language programme important?

   • That’s why thousands of pupils will benefit from a new languages programme, designed to boost the quality of language lessons in primary and secondary schools. Here’s what you need to know. Why is learning languages at school so important?

   How we are boosting our support for language lessons in schools

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9. www.nfer.ac.uk › publications › evaluation-of-theEvaluation of the Languages Support Programme in Teaching Schools

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   May 17, 2013 · Languages education in England faces a major challenge to raise the status of languages in the school curriculum and improve young people’s foreign language proficiency. The Languages Support Programme was delivered by the CfBT Education Trust on behalf of the Department for Education from January 2012 to March 2013.