GCSE, AS and A2 Revision Days 27,28,29th March 2012
Over 230 secondary pupils and A-Level students from all over Yorkshire and the Humber descended on the Modern Languages Department at the University of Hull to take part in GCSE and AS/A2 level...
More celebration as Routes into Languages is granted further funding to continue
HEFCE has announced an additional £1 million to support the Routes into Languages initiative in England. This is fantastic news and will enable all nine consortia and two national networks to...
Yorkshire and The Humber Spelling Bee Regional Final 2012
The Yorkshire and Humber regional Spelling Bee final took place at the University of Hull on the 26th March, with 16 schools and 60 Year 7 pupils from across the region competing for a place in...
European project aPLaNet invitation for language teachers
13 Apr 2012 The aPLaNet LLP project is helping language teachers use the Internet social networks for their professional development. The social networks offer educators extremely effective and...
Dyslexia and Multilingualism Project
The following article has been provided by Dee McCarney, Researcher at The Dyscovery Centre. The Needs Analysis for our dyslexia and multilingualism project is now online and available for any...
Watch footage from the 2011 Spelling Bee final in Wales
The videos were filmed during the final of the first edition of the Spelling Bee competition in Wales last July. Click here for more information about this event. Welsh version of the...
North East schools celebrate international culture at region’s universities
The festivals of international culture have become flagship events for Routes into Languages in the North East. They have been running every year since the project began five years ago, bringing...
Go Global travelling to schools in Wales
This week, secondary schools across the country will be receiving their FREE copies of the exciting new resource Go Global. Created by Routes Cymru in partnership with board game designers Adrenaline...
Routes into Languages blog
Visit the new Routes into Languages blog for the latest news from the Routes team http://routeslanguageblog.wordpress.com/
Cardiff School of European Languages, Translation and Politics
Cardiff School of European Studies has changed its name, with immediate effect, to Cardiff School of European Languages, Translation and Politics. This will improve communication of the...
Careers in Interpreting and Translation, Leeds
Our ‘Careers in Interpreting and Translation’ event took place on 15 February at the University of Leeds. About 150 students, including undergraduates from regional universities, filled a...
Mother Tongue Other Tongue multi-lingual poetry competition launch - Monday 19th March 2012!
To launch the Mother Tongue Other Tongue multi-lingual poetry competition we’re offering a free CPD session for teachers. This takes place on Monday March 19th 2012 from 5.30 – 8pm in the...
Call for tenders for research project on Translation and Interpreting for the Public Services (PSIT)--Winner announced
Routes into Languages is delighted to announce that Anne Marie Graham, Director of Arqueros Consulting, is the lead investigator for a research project about Interpreting and Translation for the...
Money for language departments in Wales
The British Academy is offering two awards of £4000 specifically for schools in Wales that want to develop creative ways of improving language teaching and learning. It could go towards helping...
Supporter 2 Reporter - Olympic Inspiration
Earlier this year we held the launch of the first Supporter 2 Reporter language project. This latest Routes into Languages East project, involved the training of five local secondary school pupils as...
New Routes East Project Kicks Off!!!
The latest Routes into Languages East project enjoyed a very exciting launch last week – on the pitch, during half-time of the Norwich v Chelsea premiership match. It’s the latest...
Musicians encourage Young People to take part in the Language Factor Song Competition
Gold selling award winning rapper, Wretch 32 and Cleo Sol, described by MTV as "one of the most promising rising stars on the UK scene right now", have recorded messages encouraging young Londoners...
