How confident are you that your setting truly supports children with English as an Additional Language (EAL)? Ofsted inspectors are looking closely at this, are you prepared?
Many settings believe they are being inclusive, but small gaps in provision can make a huge difference to a child's language development and sense of belonging. From our audits, we’ve seen common areas where practitioners could improve, and this episode will help you identify and strengthen your approach.
Within this episode, you will learn...
- Practical ways to create an inclusive, language-rich environment that supports EAL children without adding to your workload.
- A simple yet powerful strategy to involve parents and use their knowledge to strengthen communication.
- Why pronunciation confidence matters, and how to get it right in your setting.
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