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Primary Foreign Languages
BackOur intent for Primary Foreign Languages
Learning another language gives children the valuable opportunity to develop positive attitudes to and respect for languages and cultures other than their own. The aim is to foster pupils’ curiosity and deepen their understanding of both the world around them and their own language. Children will be able to acquire and develop language skills, using what they have learned in a range of contexts with increasing competence and confidence.
Implementation:
French is taught using the Language Nut scheme of work.
Through our teaching in KS2,
- Children develop a positive attitude to and respect for cultures and languages other than their own.
- Children develop a curiosity and deeper understanding of the world around them.
- Children can listen attentively to spoken language and show understanding by joining in and responding.
- Children are able to engage in conversations; ask and answer questions; express opinions and respond to those of others.
- Children can read carefully and show understanding of words, phrases and simple writing.
Which languages can you speak?
Many children at Flamstead End have experience of languages other than English. They have shared some of the languages spoken at home and gave some information on where these languages originate from.
EAL
We support the language development of our EAL children by displaying vocabulary around the classroom.
Reading in a different language
We have a selection of dual language books in the library available for the children to borrow.