NEW: Useful resources for schools welcoming refugee and asylum seeking learners who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL).
The Bell Foundation offers a comprehensive range of resources to support English as an Additional Language (EAL) and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) teaching and development in UK and international schools and colleges, and the UK criminal justice system.
These resources are designed to develop the knowledge and skills of everyone who works with English language learners. They have been created by EAL and ESOL experts and have been tried and tested within relevant settings. The resources aim to improve the outcomes for children, young people, communities, offenders and victims of crime who use EAL.
Please select a programme from the panel below and then use the search and filter function on the left-hand side to refine the resource options.
A set of collaborative activities which support learners in developing their understanding of river formations, and in particular waterfalls.
A set of resources which support learners in describing the long profile and changing cross-profile of a river.
A set of interactive resources to teach vocabulary needed for River Landscapes in the UK.
An interactive Science resource that provides activities to support learning and understanding of the life cycle of a frog and develop vocabulary associated with this topic.
An interactive Maths resource that provides activities to support learning about different angles and developing vocabulary associated with this topic.
A visual and colourful resource to develop vocabulary based on the story Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell.