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New content added to our website. Have a look!

http://www.bookstart.org.uk/ Bookstart supports you to enjoy books with your child from as early an age as possible.
 
Bookstart gives you...
  • Free books to share with your child
  • Support and guidance as you inspire a love of books in your child
  • An opportunity to engage with other families at vibrant and fun community events
  • A place to find everything you need to share books, stories and rhymes with your child, online.
     
    The dual language books

    If you speak English as a second language then you are entitled to free dual language books

    We offer dual language titles in the following languages

    Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese Traditional, Chinese Simplified, Croatian, Czech, Farsi, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Nepalese, Panjabi, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Tamil, Turkish, Urdu, Vietnamese
    http://www.bookstart.org.uk/bookstart-packs/Bookstart-for-all/dual-languages/

    Babies love books
    Available for download in 27 languages (hard copies can be ordered from your Bookstart Coordinator).  Languages on the link: Chinese, Croatian, Czech, English, Farsi, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Tamil, Vietnamese

     Book sharing tips
    Available in Czech, English, Farsi, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Shona, Tamil and Vietnamese

     More Things to do with Books
    Available in Albanian, Bengali, French, Gujarati, Hindi, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Scottish Gaelic, Simplified Chinese, Somali and Turkish

     http://www.bookstart.org.uk/professionals/resources/?audience_type=5

 

 

http://www.naldic.org.uk/docs/resources/faq.cfm
 

The NALDIC FAQs series is as set of 10 downloadable podcasts covering typical questions related to catering for the needs of EAL learners. The podcasts will particularly help:

 
  • trainee teachers to meet TDA standards on the way to QTS
  • NQTs and class teachers develop pedagogy and practice
  • EAL staff build capacity in schools through the use of quality training resources
Racing to English updates
 
 


 

http://www.racingtoenglish.moonfruit.com/
You can download some new or updated language activities to go with your 'Racing to English' cd.  Free downloads include: picture dictionary, science vocabulary in seven different languages from English: Albanian, Mandarin, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Somali (courtesy of Lambeth EMAT), colour pairs, African fruit and various other resources.
Generation 3
http://www.generation3-0.org/?utm_source=The+Runnymede+Trust&utm_campaign=5661f5deb7-February2011&utm_medium=email
 
Ending racism in a generation
Generation 3.0 is a chance to see different views on how we can end racism in a generation.  Video testimonies from 35 younger people and 35 older people from Handsworth, Birmingham.  Themes include religion, elders, home, money, school, belonging, blaze, love, hurt, arrival, majority, evolve, hotheads, language and young people.

http://www.bringingcommunitiestogether.org.uk/index.html
 
Bringing Communities Together (BCT) is a registered not for profit organisation which develops and delivers short tailor made learning programmes, activities and events that benefit families and the wider community.
Our Aim
Our aim is to raise cultural understanding and facilitate social integration. We use different approaches to promote equality and diversity organising and delivering engagement and educational programs as part of our delivery method.
Our Approach
We organise and deliver engagement and educational programmes that promote equality and value the diversity of people. Our work therefore explores different approaches, with our aim as our guiding principle.
Avon and Bristol Law Centre
(13KB) Immigration and Asylum Drop in Service
 
For further information please contact:
Avon And Bristol Law Centre
2 Moon Street
Bristol
Tel: 0117 924 8662
Avon and Bristol Law Centre
(33KB) Immigration Referral Form
 
Advice and support on matters relating to immigration.
(173 KB) ESOL Silai For Skills
 
Learn practical skills needed for applying for jobs.
(81 KB) The Creative Exchange
 
Eleven weeks of informal creative learning for adults.
(15 KB) ESOL courses in Bristol for adults The courses last for a maximum of 12 weeks and is a roll on roll off format. The courses are open to anyone who has an ESOL need, is in receipt of a JCP benefit and is able to complete a basic assessment.
African History
http://www.ruperthopkins.com/index.php
 
A link to support the teaching of Africa History with photos, videos, poems and a resource book.
(52 KB) A list of people or organisations providing a
diverse range of cultural activities 2010-2011

 
A very diverse list of people and organisations that can provide culturally appropriate activities across key stages from small groups to whole classes.
National Literacy Trust

Talk to your Baby

Talk to your Baby
http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/talk_to_your_baby/resources/418_q#songs
Encouraging parents and carers to talk more to children from birth to three.  Talk To Your Baby has produced a series of quick tips for parents and practitioners to help children develop good talking and listening skills. Each sheet is available bilingually in thirteen languages.
The National Education Network
http://www.nen.gov.uk

 

  (164KB) The National Education Network

The National Education Network is a teaching and learning resource providing schools with a secure network, designed and maintained by experts within the educational community sharing resources, helping to deliver a personalised learning experience in the classroom.


Booklet contains a range of cross curricula links from Early years to A level.
The Treasure Box
http://the-treasure-box.co.uk/freeresources.aspx
A collection of commonly used words and phrases in a variety of different languages. These were originally planned for use in a primary, or secondary school classroom but could be used for lots of other purposes also a few Islamic Craft activity booklets, language, jigsaw puzzles and self assessment posters and fans.
Bangla Stories
http://www.banglastories.org/
Bangla Stories is a new learning resource for young people KS3 about migration, integration and life histories.  It emerged from a 3 year London School of Economics/University of Cambridge project interviewing people who migrated from the state of Bengal after Independence in 1947.  8 individuals tell their stories and explain why people move from country to country.  There is also a resource pack for teachers.

(1916KB) Building the Bridge

Building the Bridge is a programme established to improve understanding between communities, religions and cultures building respect for each others' view and viewpoints and to combat the many misconceptions of the Muslim community.  This booklet explores the experiences of ordinary individuals leading ordinary lives explaining the important role that their faith plays in the way they live their lives and the decisions that they make.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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