Resources

EAL Handbook

Our EAL Handbook is an essential resource packed full of guidance and practical tools for all staff working with EAL pupils. It has been developed over many years through the work of EAL Academy staff in several local authorities, most recently Peterborough City Council.

Language For Maths

Help children untangle the language of SATs reasoning questions through collaborative activities and guidance on vocabulary. Perfect for EAL pupils and any children who require additional language support in years 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Flashcards

A very popular and free Key Stage 2 EAL resource, they provide visual support for basic classroom vocabulary alongside translations into six languages: Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Romanian and Russian.

Academic Word List Highlighter

Two resources for learning academic words: a word highlighter and a gap maker. Both these activities enable teachers and learners to understand and use the words in the context of real texts.

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Jane Singh

Brewster Avenue Infants, Peterborough
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Swansea EMLAS
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Lynn Grove High School, Norfolk
“I have found all the units informative and they have made me consider my own practice and how strategies are working within the school. Each unit has given me things to think more deeply about and consider how I can implement some of them to improve current practice.

Jane Singh

Brewster Avenue Infants, Peterborough