Blog
Welcome to our blog, where you'll find the latest news and views from Wales about our work in arts and education.
Project manager, Divya Parikh, reviews the Collaborations in Craft event, part of our India Wales Digital Festival
Rebecca Gould reviews the Collaborations in Music event.
Rebecca Gould describes how a series of online events attracted an audience keen to hear how culture has helped build connections between Wales and India.
Kirsty Williams MS, Minister for Education talked to us about her vision for MFL learning and Wales as a multilingual nation.
Anna Vivian Jones, Leader of Learning for Modern Foreign Languages for ERW, describes how the new Curriculum for Wales could educate a new generation of multilingual young people.
Helen Phillips and Dr Sylvia Warnecke of the Open University talk about the Teachers Learning to Teach Languages programme.
Project Manager, Natasha Nichols explains how Cerdd Iaith uses music and drama to help children learn languages
Research student Eira Jepson is exploring the role of outreach initiatives in the movement to promote foreign language learning here in Wales.
Plurilingualism - it’s mentioned in the Curriculum for Wales 2022 and research student Elin Arfon is interested in what it means for Welsh education.
Dr Gwennan Higham looks at the future of language education in a multilingual Wales.
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