Curriculum – MFL

“To learn a language is to have one more window from which to look at the world from.” – Ancient Chinese proverb

MFL at Howletch Lane Primary School

The core language taught at Howletch Lane is French.

Our planning is based on the Grammarsaurus scheme of work which covers all the components of the Programme of Study.

It is the intention that all children in KS2 will access first quality teaching of French by their class teacher in order to adequately prepare them and inspire them for learning languages at KS3.

This teaching and content will include rich and creative opportunities for children to learn and grow.

We inspire children through high-quality first-hand experiences which support their cultural capital.

Teaching of MFL will take into consideration prior knowledge, through open communication with the previous year’s teacher, to enable them to build on their existing and emerging talents and strengths.

KS1 children will be introduced to MFL through exploring French and other languages, informally, when appropriate, to support and encourage a passion for languages.

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