ALL is part of the multi-partner project “THE LANGUAGE MAGICIAN”, which is developing a new computer game for the assessment of language skills at primary school level. The project is conducted by ten international partners from the field of education, and addresses...
This year’s GCSE results were published on 25 August 2016 by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ). ALL President René Koglbauer commented, “Firstly, on behalf of the Association, I would like to congratulate all GCSE students and their teachers on their...
A group of five schools delivering the Language Futures approach have recently been awarded a grant of £1,225 from The Japan Foundation to purchase teaching resources to help establish the teaching of Japanese in their schools. The Japan Foundation promotes...
A group of four schools delivering the Language Futures approach have recently been awarded £500 from The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies – The Roman Society to purchase teaching resources to establish the teaching of Latin in their schools. The Society for...
This year’s A and AS Level results were published on 18 August 2016 by the Joint Council for Qualifications. Following pressure from ALL, ISMLA, ASCL and HMC, Ofqual published a report in September 2014 regarding the relatively low proportion of A* grades in Modern...
Don’t you like to “Have Your Say!”? Over 500 students in Essex and Suffolk schools had their say when they participated in the “Have Your Say” competition in 2016. This event, which has been run by the Essex and East Anglian Branch for 29 years, offers students...
