The core premise of delivering any subject in education is to provide a clear pathway for improvement. We want to take students from position A, and with time and effort move them up to position B, then C, D, E etc. In this blog we talk about what exactly linear progression looks like in primary f

Primary Language Learning Blog

26.11.2024

Exactly how two schools won awards for their primary languages — Primary Languages Network

Note before reading- This blog is our lead trainer’s interpretation of the case studies of two award-winning primary languages schools, who spoke at our network meeting last week. We have timestamped throughout the blog, so you can refer to the video to listen in greater depth. At our PLN Networ

Primary Language Learning Blog

13.01.2025

Is there room for PFL in an over-crowded curriculum? — Primary Languages Network

Kate Percival, 13th January 2025

Primary Language Learning Blog

29.01.2025

In praise of early learning — Primary Languages Network

I will start with a little bit of background. As some of you will know, I am part of the Primary Languages Network team, looking after administrative tasks. You may not know that I am Czech by birth and English is an additional language for me. I grew up in a family where Czech and Slovak were spoke

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Are your kids getting any better? Understanding linear progression in Primary Foreign Languages — Primary Languages Network

Exactly how two schools won awards for their primary languages — Primary Languages Network

Is there room for PFL in an over-crowded curriculum? — Primary Languages Network

In praise of early learning — Primary Languages Network

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