Explore our seven calls to action for the new Government to integrate children who use EAL.
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In this blog, participants of the Hibiscus Initiatives ‘cultural mediation’ project outline the importance of cultural mediation for overcoming language and cultural barriers and empowering speakers of English as a second or additional language.
This KS3 History resource pack supports EAL learners to learn about women's suffrage in the 1800s. They will learn the key vocabulary so that they can write a short essay.
This resource pack provides visuals and collaborative activities to help EAL learners understand and talk about the Solar System and features of planets in our Solar System.
In this latest blog, Diana Sutton, Director of The Bell Foundation discusses the use of English-only application forms in the ‘streamlined asylum process’ recently announced by the Home Office.
This collaborative, speaking and listening information gap activity is a fun way for learners who use EAL to learn, revise and consolidate the vocabulary of the main characters and objects from this popular traditional tale.
These recommendations for schools set out how funding could be used to provide sustainable whole school systems and support for learners who are refugees.