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ANNUAL ASIAN AND COMMUNITY LANGUAGES CONFERENCE 2006

Click here to see the programme for the event

We think it was a very successful day: speakers who brought us up-to-date with systems of accreditation and guides for creating schemes of work, and colleagues shared some great ideas for engaging pupils in their learning, through structured activities, interesting content and 'hands-on' methods.

Here are some photos of the event. If anyone would like a copy of any of the photos, either right click and save the photo or email Helen for a higher definition version, telling her which photo it is (e.g. 1st column, 3rd row).


John Macnutt tells us about	the Asset Accreditation system

We learn a rhyme in Urdu!	Kausar is the Mistress of Ceremonies!

Dr Jim Anderson from Goldsmiths' College	tells us about the Curriculum Guides

Thanks to students who helped on the day!	A fantastic meal for all.


Steve Cushion is your man for different fonts and keyboards!	Naresh Chandla - A man who has loads of ideas for making learning cool! Many thanks for coming for coming from Wolverhampton!

There's great practice in Moseley led by Mr. Saleem Qureshi	We were told about the Leicester event by Mr Khalid Mahmood

All the way from Manchester!- Mrs. Yasmeen Majid and Mr. Muhammad Sarfraz



Spot the difference competition!!!


We discuss how we can exploit song

'Look at what I can do with a whiteboard!'	Seriously impressive stuff!



The Diamond Ranking template	stimulates REAL discussion

amongst	REAL students!!


Diamond ranking. For a copy of this, click here.	Claire checks out the 'hard copy' ' website

The woman who made it all possible ...	THANK YOU, Kausar!


Siva Pillai -	THE man if you want to know about ICT!!

Thanks to the Archbishop Lanfranc School	for hosting us

ANNUAL ASIAN AND COMMUNITY LANGUAGES CONFERENCE

Saturday, 4^th March 2006, 10.00am to 3.30pm

Venue: Archbishop Lanfranc School, Mitcham Road, Croydon, CR9 3AS

This conference will provide answers to many questions and problems that community languages teachers face day to day as they often work in isolation with pupils whose needs are varied. The whole day wil be devoted to work on a new series of Curriculum Guides for Community Languages which will provide a flexible framework to assist the teachers in the design and delivery of courses in both mainstream and complementary sectors.

The Curriculum Guides will draw on recent policy developments in language teaching including the Key Stage 2 and 3 strategies, and will be linked to the new Languages Ladder. The detailed framework will map a clear linguistic progression across topics in the Levels and suggest a wide variety of activities with intercultural and creative element. All Asian and any other language with non-Roman script can benefit from the lively workshops on the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, Punjabi, Tamil and Urdu. The participants would be invited to make comments and suggestions.

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Fees: £10.00 per person, £5.00 for ALL Members, £2.00 for NQTs and PGCE students

A member organisation can send only one member on reduced fee.

Please return this form with your cheque (payable to ALL London Region Branch) and a stamped self addressed envelope for full programme by 20^th February 2006 (Details: Tel: 020 8647 3862 Fax: 020 8395 2850)

Post to Mrs K. Ali, 8 Grosvenor Avenue, Carshalton, Surrey, SM5 3EW.

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