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Contacts, Events and Websites> Local Authority WebsitesThe useful website links have been organised into three sections.The Government Websites section includes DfCSF, QCA and National Curriculum links. These are mostly guidance and information rather than activities. LA websites have advice, guidance and links to useful websites that have activities. The Other Websites section includes national organisations’ and individuals’ websites with useful activities. If you are new to working with pupils who are learning English as an additional language (EAL) and are looking for activities you can use with pupils you may find the Other Websites section the best place to start. It has some simple straightforward activities for working with EAL pupils including those who are new to learning EAL (recent arrivals to the UK who do not speak English). If you are new to working with EAL pupils and would like some advice and guidance you will find useful links in all three sections. Feedback We would like to indicate how useful you have found each website. Please write in any comments along with a star rating 1-5 to indicate how useful you feel a site was. Please send us an email and let us know of any website you feel should be added to these lists: harvinder.bilkhu@southglos.gov.uk
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| Bracknell Forest Inclusion Website http://www.bfinclusion.org.uk/ Information and Resources from the Bracknell Forest English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Diversity Team |
| Dingle Granby Toxteth http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/letters/ Has standard school letters for parents translated into community languages. |
| EMA Online http://www.emaonline.org.uk/ema/ Online support for Ethnic Minority Attainment. Developed by Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds LAs with support of DfCSF. EAL and Bilingual resources, Black Achievement, news on EM/EAL issues. Has Virtual Learning area and Key Visuals. Key Visuals allows teachers to create resources in any language or script, has examples of resources. |
| Hounslow http://www.ealinhounslow.org.uk/ Very useful Hounslow website with resources for beginners, multilingual key vocabulary lists, guidance and useful links. |
| iRespect http://www.irespect.net/index.htm The iRespect website is a resource provided by the Gloucestershire Race Equality and Diversity Service. iRespect exists to promote Positive Tolerance, Cultural Diversity and Active Citizenship - in Gloucestershire ... and beyond! This website provides resources and lesson plans on these themes, including lessons based around 'Our Untold Stories' - the history of the Black, Asian and Chinese communities in Gloucestershire; a range of other lesson plans on diversity themes; a calendar and community section to celebrate culturally diverse events; resources for schools to promote inclusion of Minority Ethnic and Traveller pupils – and much more! |
| Islington EMAS http://www.islingtonschools.net/Services/emas/ Teaching resources, refugee support, guide to British education system in Somali and African Caribbean achievement. These are listed down the left hand side of the page below the title Ethnic Minority Achievement Service. |
| Milton Keynes http://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/emass/ EAL focused resources and guidance available on the website, includes a section relating to key visuals. |
| Portsmouth Ethnic Minority Achievement Service http://www.blss.portsmouth.sch.uk An excellent website, includes numbers in various languages with audio file for pronunciation, information on many languages with scripts and accompanying audio files. |
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