1. MFL TCS

2. Today’s programme 10:10 Welcome! Mrs Williams – TCS Deputy Head 10:15 : Tour of the school 10:30 Subject Leader to present on how we teach languages in TCS 10:40 Presentation of Spanglovision / Francovision + use of music in lessons (Molly Jones 7R & Jawad Ahmed 7E) 10:50 : COFFE BREAK 11:10 P3 Lessons -lesson 1 English 10tu/Eng room 317 12:10 lesson 2 Mandarin 315 Lesson 3 French YGC Yr 12 room 314 Lesson 4 Latin FH Room T8 Lesson 5 Spanish DRD Room 219 Yr 9 Sp 12:10-12:35 A presentation of links with primary schools 25 min – Mr Graignic Daniel Fitzpatrick (8R) Ralph Ellison (8T) 12:35-12:50 : Presentation of different speaking activities where students interact using the target language -:10 mins VKA Students : Ciaran \Elmes (13T) & Bobbi Crook (13H) 12:50-13:00 : CLIL in TCS- Subject Leader 13:00 : Lunch / Q&A

4. MFL TCS 1.The Team / The Language provision 2.What do we do & why do we do it? 3.In lessons : Cultural Understanding O:\MFL\CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING\SP\ESTEREOTIPOS

5. Using music in lessons : Spanglovision/ Francovision https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG1LnYYc hX0 http://www.lyricstraining.com/ http://platea.pntic.mec.es/~cvera/hotpot/cha nsons/index.htm

6. CLIL

7. Four dimensions (4 Cs) form a conceptual framework Content integrating content from across the curriculum Cognition engaging learners through knowledge processing Communication using language to learn and lead to ideas, thoughts and values Culture interpreting and understanding the significance of content and language and their contribution to identity and citizenship

8. Content CLIL provides learning contexts which are relevant to the needs and interests of learners CLIL supports the integration of language into the broader curriculum CLIL can be explicitly linked to literacy, forming linguistic bridges across the curriculum.

9. Cognition CLIL promotes learner progression in both language skills and knowledge construction CLIL helps to redefine the curriculum, sharpening the focus on the interconnections between language development and thinking skills.

10. Communication CLIL involves using language in the here and now to construct new knowledge and skills CLIL offers direct opportunities to learn through language CLIL offers genuine opportunities to interact face to face and through the use of new technologies e.g. internet, video-conferencing, international projects.

11. Culture CLIL is particularly relevant in classrooms where learners bring diverse language and cultural experiences CLIL is an appropriate vehicle for exploring the links between language and cultural identity, examining behaviours, attitudes and values CLIL strengthens intercultural understanding and promotes global citizenship.