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New Multilingual Learning website

Presentations and a host of other useful information from a recent ESRC funded seminar series can now be found online.

The seminar series was set up by Peter Martin of University of East London and later directed by Charmian Kenner of Goldsmiths, with Jim Anderson (Goldsmiths) and Louise Archer (King’s). Four seminars were held, including one at University of Birmingham co-organised with Angela Creese, and a final conference. The seminar series brought together research from recent and ongoing projects on complementary schools in the UK and internationally. The objectives were: Four seminars were held, including one at University of Birmingham co-organised with Angela Creese, and a final conference. The seminar series brought together research from recent and ongoing projects on complementary schools in the UK and internationally. The objectives were: to exchange and share knowledge and research evidence on complementary schools in the UK;to facilitate cross-disciplinary and international dialogue with regard to research on complementary schools; and to critically assess public policies with reference to research evidence. Seminar themes were:

  • Multiculturalism and Multilingualism;
  • Every Child Matters and Parenting;
  • Professional Development -Teachers and Curriculum;
  • Social Inclusion and Links with Mainstream Education