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Case studies providing examples of how five schools have developed a range of provision to support new arrivals.
Case study from a large urban primary school in the north west of England, which focuses on a holistic approach to meeting the needs of new arrivals: many languages, many cultures, one community.
Case study from a large urban primary school in London, which focuses on partnership work to meet the language and learning needs of new arrivals and their families.
Case study from a large primary school in a shire county which focuses on supporting isolated bilingual learners: whole-school inclusion for new arrivals and their families.
Case study from a large urban secondary school in London which focuses on an induction programme for Key Stage 3 new arrivals.
Case study from a large, mixed, urban comprehensive in London, which focuses on English Language and Literacy in the Curriculum (a course for students in Key Stages 4 and 5).
Case study from a small Roman Catholic secondary school in a shire county, which focuses on supporting isolated bilingual learners within the curriculum: one schools response to Polish new arrivals.
Introduction to a case study featuring a large urban junior school in the East Midlands, which focuses on working with new communities.
Introduction to a case study of a large inner-city community primary school in the North of England, where the focus is on welcoming new arrivals.
Introduction to a case study of an urban Roman Catholic primary school in south-west England, with the focus on new arrivals in Foundation Stage. The study focuses on Child A, who arrived from Portugal with his family who were working shifts in a local factory.
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