PRESS RELEASE - Languages: Your passport to success
Parents and pupils encouraged to learn more about possible careers with languages This is the time of year that young people across the country are starting to think about their future careers...
**Results** - European Day of Languages Poster Competition 2013!
A huge thank you to all the pupils who entered our European Day of Languages Poster competition this year! Our theme this year was "Countries" and we were looking for eye catching posters...
**Results** - European Day of Languages Poster Competition 2013!
PRESS RELEASE - New Go Global Enterprize Pack
LINGUISTS ‘GO GLOBAL’ Young people learn that languages mean business Launching a new resource authored by CILT Cymru for Routes into Languages Cymru to support and...
Amazing Talking Wall at County Upper School!
County Upper School in Bury St Edmunds has created an amazing Talking Wall. A cross-curricular triumph, between the languages department (led by Mike Snaith) and P Janssens of the Art Department,...
PRESS RELEASE - New Spelling Bee Resource
SPELLING IS THE BUZZ WORD Encouraging Future Linguists Launching a new resource developed by the WJEC for Routes into Languages Cymru to support students competing in the National...
Languages Week at Ysgol John Bright (17/07/2013)
Following on from the success of last year, Ysgol John Bright held a ‘languages week’ during the last week of term for their year 12 Welsh Baccalaureate students. Pupils were able to pick...
TOP Students Enjoy Learning Languages
During the month of July a group of postgraduate students from the School of Modern Languages at Bangor University hosted sessions for schools participating in the Talent Opportunities Programme. The...
Super Spelling at National Final
Photos The National Final of the Routes into Languages Cymru Spelling Bee Competition 2013 was held at the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth on 19th July. It was a fantastic event at which the...
Yorkshire Spelling Bee National Winners
Double Yorkshire Success! The Routes into Languages Yorkshire and The Humber team would like to congratulate Emilia Corkery from St Mary’s Catholic High School, Menston for coming 4th...
Spelling Bee Regional Final
30 schools and 110 Year 7 pupils from across the region competed for a place in the national final in July. ...
Media and Music Day 2013
Music, Media and Languages? Is it really a match made in Heaven or a recipe for disaster? Two groups of Year 10 students from Cottingham High School put the idea to the test on the 12th of July 2012...
Careers Using Languages Conference
Careers using Languages conference YSJU July 2013 ‘You work for an export company and a lorry driver turns up who speaks no English – what are you going to do?’ Sally Fagan...
PRESS RELEASE - Routes into Languages Cymru National Spelling Bee Competition 2013 - NATIONAL FINAL
ROUTES INTO LANGUAGES CYMRU NATIONAL SPELLING BEE COMPETITION 2013 - NATIONAL FINAL Event: Routes into Languages Cymru National...
Using Film to Teach Languages
How can going to the movies help students gain a better understanding of other languages and cultures? Eighty language teachers came to the Routes into Language North West INSET Day at Manchester...
PRESS RELEASE - Excellence in Language Teaching Awards
Language Teachers Praised for Excellence Routes into Languages Cymru holds the first Excellence in Language Teaching Awards. On Tuesday, 2 July 2013, teachers of Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) came...
Talk the Talk - a guide to maximising your prospects using languages
The British Academy, with the support of the European Commission Representation in the UK, has produced a booklet Talk the Talk - a guide to maximising your prospects using languages, which brings...
St John Fisher Catholic High School visit to York St John University
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Bangor celebrates Galician Literature Day (Día das Letra Galegas)
On 17th May this year Bangor University celebrated Galician Literature Day. Galician is a language spoken in the North of Spain and students have the option of studying the language as part of their...
