Explore our seven calls to action for the new Government to integrate children who use EAL.
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This blog highlights some of our top EAL articles, blogs, and guidance — perfect picks to include in your summer reading for 2025.
To mark Refugee Week 2025, we have prepared a variety of resources to highlight the importance of this year’s theme “Community as a Superpower”.
How does it feel to suddenly leave all that you know and travel far away to a new place with a new language and different ways to do things? Find out in this interactive and visual resource that follows the story of a family who have to experience this.
This resource supports KS 3-4 multilingual learners who are new to English as they read, comprehend and analyse the poem, The Émigrée. Part 1 includes activities that build concepts before reading and Part 2 includes activities that support comprehension and analysis during reading.
In England, over 20% of schoolchildren speak English as an Additional Language (EAL). So, how can teachers support these learners with unplanned language learning opportunities in the classroom? Tom Beakes advises.
Guidance documents for parents on how to find a school place for their child, as well as key information to help understand the Welsh education system.