MFL
March 2023
Language of the Month for March is Turkish.
Thank you to Asim in Year 6 who recorded the correct pronunciation of Merhaba (Hello in Turkish) for us. The sound buttons are on display in all Key Stage Two classrooms.
Subject Progression and Subject Long Term Plans
Other Documents
November 2022
Results of Key Stage 2 Languages Challenge 2022
July 2022
Language of the Month for July is Portuguese.
Information about Portugal and its language is on display around the school and in all KS2 classrooms.
Gabriella and Maddie (6S) have practised saying "Hello" in Portuguese and recorded the correct pronunciation for us.
Obrigada (thank you, girls!)
June 2022
Language of the Month for June is Italian.
Posters are on display around the school and in KS2 classrooms. The sound button helps pupils to practise saying "Ciao" (Hi) to their friends.
May 2022
Language of the Month for May is Spanish.
Posters and sound buttons are on display in all KS2 classrooms this month.
Stanley 6L is learning the language and was able to record some phrases for us.
Gracias, Stanley!
April 2022
Language of the Month for April is Romanian. Thank you to Adam in 6S who recorded the correct pronunciation of Salut (Hello or Hi in Romanian) for us. Posters and sound buttons are on display in every KS2 classroom this month.
March 2022
Language of the Month for March is Turkish.
Eren and Asim from class 5E recorded the correct pronunciation of "Merhaba" (Hello) for us to listen to. Thanks boys!
Turkish vocabulary is on display around the school. Information posters and the sound buttons are in all Key Stage 2 classrooms too.
February 2022
Language of the Month for February is Cantonese. This was timed to coincide with Chinese New Year (Year of the Tiger 2022)
Many thanks to Eva Zhao in 3L for recording the correct pronunciation of 'Hello' in Cantonese for the wall display. The sound buttons will be on display in every Key Stage 2 classroom during February.
January 2022
Language of the Month for January 2022 was Lithuanian.
A big thank you to Rebeka from 6S who made several recordings of the correct pronunciation of 'Hello' in Lithuanian. These were on display in every Key Stage 2 classroom during January.
