Learn Polish through Art – Online Exhibition Launch

Event Date: 03/02/2022 14:00 – 15:00

Thank you to SCILT for posting this – Link below

Would you like to know more about a multilingual approach to language learning and how art can act as a vehicle to explore this? Well, we have exciting news to share with you on this subject.

During the last few months, SCILT, in collaboration with Bilingualism Matters, has been working with teachers in mainstream primary schools and Polish complementary schools to investigate a multilingual approach to language learning through the medium of art. This has included exploring a variety of activities to support this such as language portraits, zines, multilingual comic strips and Chagallian idioms. Teachers from the participating schools have been implementing this approach with their pupils through various art activities that exemplify multilingualism as an approach.

Following on from this, we are delighted to announce that the pupils’ work will be featured in an online exhibition which will launch during Languages Week Scotland. You will have the opportunity to hear from pupils, teachers and partners who have participated in this project, in addition to viewing the pupils’ creativity and their artwork.

We very much hope you can join us to celebrate this exciting and innovative approach to language learning.

The event is suitable for practitioners in all sectors, EAL teachers, language leads, development officers and student teachers. Attendance at the event is free of charge and will be hosted on the MS Teams platform.

Register via the link above by Tuesday 1 February.

 

Polish through Art – Online Exhibition Launch > SCILT

Resources for Refugees

The following website has some useful key words and phrases to support EAL families in the UK as well as an excellent spreadsheet of resource links.   These cover a number of languages and include support materials and websites for Refugees.

https://refugeephrasebook.de/language-resources/

Digital training support

If you are looking for somewhere to boost your digital and IT skills the following websites might be useful and have different training courses or advice you can access. Thanks to the SCVO for sharing.

 

Clocks go back this Sunday 2021

When do the clocks change?

The clocks go back 31 October

In the UK, the clocks will go back on Sunday 31 October 2021 from 2am and we will revert back to GMT or Greenwich Mean Time. This always takes place at the last Sunday in October each year. We ‘gain’ an hour of sleep when this happens, which means it’s not as dark when we wake up.

 
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2020 29 March 25 October
2021 28 March 31 October
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