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Beyond the statistics: giving children a reason to care about languages
Six in ten primary schools and nearly one in five secondary schools now report having no international engagement at all. But behind the statistics are the moments that no report can measure: the child who suddenly discovers another language is for them, the pupil who starts to see the world differently, and the experience that sparks a lifelong interest. Reflections on the Language Trends England 2026 report from the founder of All Abroad! Bus.
Julia Vogado
Jul 164 min read
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From The Language Show 2024 (part 1): Finding a kindred Immersive Mission
Experiential Learning Through Immersive Technologies in Language Acquisition", an initiative to bring Welsh language and culture to life
Julia Vogado
Nov 15, 20244 min read
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Making language learning real: authentic speaking practice in schools
In an increasingly globalised world, the ability to communicate in multiple languages is more important than ever. For language teachers...
Julia Vogado
Oct 10, 20245 min read
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Building bridges with languages - how to celebrate European Day of Languages at work.
European Day of Languages (EDL) - this Thursday (26/9) - is widely celebrated in schools across the UK and the EU to recognise the rich...
allabroadbus
Sep 24, 20243 min read
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Taking Language Trends '24 on board
At All Abroad! Bus, we delve into the Language Trends England 2024 report with keen interest. For us, it's not just a document of statistics
allabroadbus
Jul 18, 20244 min read
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