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Celebrating achievement with the EAL Quality Mark (webinar)
We are delighted to announce our next EAL Quality Mark webinar. Find out about the best practice approaches at award-winning schools and get answers to all your questions about the EAL Quality Mark.
You will be sent a link to the webinar closer to the event. Everyone who registers will receive a link to the webinar recording after the event.
- Thursday 5th November
- 4:00 pm
- Online
Event information
- Venue: online event
- Zoom link for the webinar will be emailed to you 24 hours before the event
- This free Zoom webinar will last approximately 40 minutes and there will be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and contribute towards the end.
Speakers
- Gemma Rehal, Headteacher, Chestnut Lane School, Amersham
- Louise Lambourne, Deputy Headteacher, Chestnut Lane School, Amersham
- Our host will be Sam Holmes, Associate of The EAL Academy and CEO of Causeway Education. Sam is a consultant specialising in classroom strategies for integrating EAL learners. Originally a MFL teacher, Sam worked for many years as EAL coordinator at a school in Lambeth, before completing a PhD at King’s College London exploring ethnic and linguistic monitoring in schools. Sam has supported development of EAL practice in a range of primary and secondary schools, as well as FE, both in London and across England.
Event registration
To book your free place, please complete the registration form. We will send you a booking confirmation via email and you will receive your link to the Zoom session in advance of the event. If you have any questions please contact us on +44 (0)20 3488 2700 or contact@theealacademy.co.uk.
About the EAL Quality Mark
The EAL Quality Mark is based on a school’s self-evaluation of its EAL provision. It is an award made to schools on their achievements in meeting the needs of pupils learning English as an additional language.
It is available as a bronze, silver or gold award, allowing schools the opportunity to re-visit the award and build on their practice over time. Any school with pupils on roll who are learning English as an additional language is eligible to apply.
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