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Real and relatable role play scenarios

Building on the role play settings used within the new qualification, this resource provides teachers with ideas of real and relevant scenarios they could play out in the classroom.

To get you started, we’ve identified a selection of relatable scenarios your students may encounter. From important interactions such as requesting medical help, to social situations with friends, these activities have been designed to offer conversations that students can relateto, and easily immerse themselves in.

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Celebrating a summer of sport

This summer will see multiple international sporting events, capturing the gaze of millions across the globe.

What better way to inspire learning a new language than preparing to speak to tourists, athletes and fans, discussing what to see, who you are, as well as celebrating and making friends.

To celebrate a summer of sport, we’ve built a selection of fun games and classroom activities for you to try with your students. 

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Permission to Speak: Amplifying Marginalised Voices Through Languages

As part of our work to shine a light on the complete and often complicated history behind the growth of languages, we've partnered with leading language educators and leaders through the Association for Language Learning Decolonise Secondary MFL Special Interest Group to address 'diversifying the MFL curriculum' and to create a new series that aims to illuminate the hidden stories of marginalised people and cultures. 

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We're hosting several 'Getting ready to teach' events, where we will discuss the details of each paper and their accompanying mark schemes, the vocabulary and grammar requirements, planning approaches, and more.

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