Our work with children
English as an additional language
The number of children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) in UK schools has more than doubled in the last ten years, and is continuing to increase. Children with EAL follow the national curriculum and develop their English as an additional language at the same time, but there is no national agreement on how teachers can best support them to do this, and the training teachers receive on EAL can be patchy and inconsistent.
'Language for Change'
Reducing re-offending rates of those with ESOL
This programme has a specific focus on language education and improving outcomes for offenders both within the secure estate and ex-offenders on release into the community. We are currently seeking delivery partners for this programme.
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