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University of Portsmouth. Departments working in Partnership with Schools

Able Linguist Days

To talk about collaboration between Departments in the University and Partnership with Schools To show the benefits To promote languages Aims

Working in Partnership SECSSLAS Schools

Reasons SECSSLAS Schools Ofsted QtT standards Raising profile and awareness Recruitment Schools Liaison

Schools used: Portsmouth Chichester and West Sussex IOW Southampton East Dorset Winchester, Basingstoke and West Hampshire South Surrey Gosport A3 Corridor

Gifted and Talented Days 2005 SECS SLAS BSEnglish Maths Geog Science

Widening participation Aim Higher SECS SAS Gifted and Talented Days 2005 German MLE SLAS LEA

The Benefits SECS Stronger links with home School in the University Improved relationships between school language departments Raises profile of trainee teacher Trainee teachers finish the year on a high

The Benefits SLAS Stronger links with School of Education Improve School Liaison Raises profile of School of Languages at Portsmouth in the locality Recruit them early

The Benefits Schools Part of Gifted and Talented programme Enrichment opportunities for pupils Raises profile of subject in schools Education for life

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