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New Arrivals Excellence Programme (NAEP): Case studies (DVD and booklet)

Publication date:
Oct 2007
Ref:
00426-2007
Audience:
EMA consultant, EMA manager, Headteacher, Inclusion staff, Strategy manager, Teacher, Teaching assistant
Function:
Ethnic minority achievement, Guidance, Preventing underachievement, Teaching and learning
Format:
Booklet, Case study, CD/DVD

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The New Arrivals Excellence Programme DVD offers guidance for the induction and integration of newly arrived pupils who are learning English as an additional language. It also aims to support the development of capacity in LAs and schools.

The DVD comes with a booklet of case studies (available for download from this page) provide examples of how six schools in different contexts have developed a range of provision to support newly arrived pupils and their families.

A short written case study for each school is provided in the booklet and each school is featured separately within the DVD  (available for order) in sequences of no more than 30 minutes. Choose the case studies most applicable to your circumstances then select them from the main menu on the DVD.

The six case studies cover:

  • A holistic approach to meeting the needs of new arrivals: many languages, many cultures, one community.
  • Partnership work to meet the language and learning needs of new arrivals and their families.
  • Supporting isolated bilingual learners: whole-school inclusion for new arrivals and their families.
  • Induction programme for Key Stage 3 new arrivals.
  • English language and literacy in the Curriculum (a course for students in Key Stages 4 and 5).
  • Supporting isolated bilingual learners within the curriculum: one school’s response to Polish new arrivals.

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