KS2 Modern Foreign Languages - Introducing MFL into Schools
Introducing MFL into Schools looks at how Hampton Hill Juniors has overcome the barriers to implementing MFL, and offers solutions to the areas of staffing, budget and CPD.
Headteacher, Bill Jerman, talks through the issues he has faced, including the key questions of who teaches MFL - a class teacher who with limited language skills or a specialist language teacher - and how are they trained.
The school, in Richmond, chose to offer French, but we also see how they have recently piloted Japanese with a Year 3 class.
Other issues covered are:
- How foreign language assistants can be used in classrooms
- Where schools can access the skills of assistants
- The importance of an MFL Coordinator
- Integrating MFL into the whole school
Anne Farren, general advisor for MFL for the Richmond borough, provides expert advice.
- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 28 April 2006
- Licence information for KS2 Modern Foreign Languages - Introducing MFL into Schools
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The National Advisory Centre on Early Language Learning
TeacherNet: Online Publications for Schools Ordering information for the New Arrivals Excellence Programme DVD, which supports the development of induction procedures for new arrivals
Primary Languages The Primary Languages website supports the introduction and development of primary languages in KS2 by providing access to online training
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