Schools and Assessments

This involves building a picture of your child’s abilities, difficulties, behaviour, his/her special educational needs (if applicable) and the support required to meet those needs. A statutory assessment is a formal procedure which involves the collection of information from as many people as possible who have detailed knowledge about your child. Information 

• Advice for pupils learning through EAL in EYFS and KS1
• Advice for pupils learning through EAL in KS2-KS4

English as an additional language Top Tips

Useful Weblinks 

• On this website www.worldstories.org.uk  you will find many popular children’s stories in dual languages.
• Cambridgeshire Race Equality and Diversity Service have put together the following information about Mathematics Specific Words for students with English as an Additional Language which you can find on this emaths website.
• The Bell Foundation, which is a specialist English as an additional language website for all key stages, contains information about:
• English literature adapted for English as an additional language learners e.g. Macbeth, Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet, A Christmas Carol on this literature resource page

• Maths resources are available on this resource page
• The British Council Website: also contains many good resources for English as an additional language learners at all key stage
• Useful information about Covid-19 etc. translated into many languages can be found on the Doctors of the World website 

Games

Printable board games can be found on Bogglesworld website

English as an additional language Presentation 

• PowerPoint presentation

Poster

 The Strategies Supporting New English as an additional language Students in the classroom poster is available as a Word document