Language Networks Now: Living the Language

Join experts in a discussion on the language-education landscape in the North-West and explore new ways of working together, to make the North-West a truly multilingual region. What challenges and opportunities do we face? How can schools and higher education collaborate to foster new and already existing language skills, and what can we do to accredit those skills appropriately for the benefit of the students?

Speakers include: Jo Code (Headteacher, St Hilda’s CE High School); Michael Cummings (Head of MFL, St Hilda’s CE High School); Claudia d’Agostino (Languages for All); Ian Ellison (The Languages Gateway and University of Oxford); Gill Rowlands (SIL -formerly School Improvement Liverpool); Anna Saunders, University of Liverpool, Saturday School teachers.

Info: Head of Department of Languages, Cultures and Film

Info: SIL (formerly School Improvement Liverpool)

Info: Languages for All

Info: University of Oxford and University of Liverpool alumni

Info: University of Liverpool

Info: Headteacher at St Hilda's CE High School

Info: Placing language degree students in schools

Info: What “Saturday schools” and community language learning can do for schools

Info: Cold Spots, Challenges, Opportunities & Collaborations: In this session we will explore new ways of working to make the North-West a truly multilingual region. What can we do to foster new and already existing language skills and what can we do to accredit them appropriately for the benefit of the students?

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