Providing Inclusive Support for Pupils New to English, Refugees and Asylum Seekers

Suitable for: Subject Leaders, Teachers, ECTs, Teaching Assistants, LTA, SENDCO

Course code Keystages Presented by
EAL136 KS1; KS2; KS3; KS4
  • Izabela Zalewska-Ratajczak (EAL Consultancy and Support Teacher)

- To develop a clear understanding of the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and prior education of pupils who are New to English, including those who are refugees or seeking asylum
- To learn how to create an inclusive classroom environment that values cultural and linguistic diversity.
-To plan and adapt teaching to meet the needs of New-to-English learners at different stages of language development
-To cover the key principles of good assessment for EAL children
-To discuss and share the resources available for supporting EAL learners in mainstream teaching

This course will equip teachers and teaching assistants with knowledge, skills and resources to provide a well thought out whole school approach to creating a welcoming environment for pupils who arrive at school with little or no knowledge of English. They will learn how to assess children and provide suitable learning and teaching strategies.

Each participant will receive several documents from the induction pack for New to English pupils which contains lots of resources supporting adults working with children and their parents during their first few months of being in the country.

"A really great course with lots to share with all members of staff." Feedback from a teacher Y3.

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