Research and analysis

Raising the achievement of students who speak English as an additional language

Ofsted good practice example showing how Belle Vue Girls' School raises the achievement of students who speak English as an additional language.

From:
Ofsted
Published
17 January 2012

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Details

Students learning English as an additional language at Belle Vue Girls’ School achieve extremely well in Urdu and Arabic because the school ensures these languages are used to help students develop their thinking and literacy skills, which enables them to succeed in their examinations.

Published 17 January 2012