Happy New Year everyone!
I do hope that you are going to be able to join us at our
'ALL London January Event' this year on Saturday 17th January, 10-1 at SOAS, University of London. Here is a link to the ALL London website where you can see more information and download an invitation.
How do you join?
Here is a link to 'signing up' on Eventbrite. Please download an invitation from the website if you
prefer to use mail / cheques!
Where is it taking
place?
SOAS are generously hosting us again. We are so lucky to be in such a central
place, easy to get to, and close to other attractions for later visiting /
shopping.
We are especially looking forward to having more primary
teachers with us, as every session will have something for both primary and
secondary teachers/trainers. It is also
a time when we love to welcome students to our 'main' event. We met over 120 students at our October
reception, and very much hope that they will come along! It is free to student members and student
non-members can come at a reduced price.
(The same price as teacher members).
What is on offer?
The committee will be sporting brand new sweatshirts, and
Stéphane Derône has done a great job in recruiting sponsors to subsidise out
refreshments, so you will be able to browse through excellent resources while
chatting and drinking in breaks.
Sponsors include Maison Claire Fontaine, Vocab Express, OUP .. and Linguascope will provide bags and freebies
for us all!
In the third session, we are delighted that the incredibly
popular Steven Fawkes will talk to us about using authentic texts at both
primary and secondary level. His
sessions are always thought provoking, practical and highly entertaining. You cannot miss this opportunity!
·
Nick Mair will offer his extremely helpful
session for student teachers on getting prepared for interviews / CV writing
etc. It is really useful to hear what a school manager is
looking for when interviewing.
·
Peter Downes will give more information about a
realistic way of providing languages in the primary setting, whatever the
expertise of the staff involved. Our own
committee member Anette Corbach speaks very highly of this approach, and Peter
is very committed to helping teachers and managers.
·
Otherwise, you can come along to the Annual
General Meeting to monitor how we are running the branch! (We will not be offended if you choose one of
the other sessions!)
Please sign up soon
to benefit from an early bird rate. (It
will be £5 more after next Monday). See
you soon! Helen (Helen Myers ALL London Chair)
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