[eal-bilingual] EAL/EMAG student trip

Best to go where the folk have experience of working with EAL pupils. 
Can I recommend Jan Garren at Cefn yr Erw in the Neath Valley (www.cefn-
yr-erw.co.uk). Jan taught geography for many years in Hackney and 
Shoreditch and is responsible for many collaborative learning 
activities - some on which are online. Stuart

----Original Message----
From: maloneantoinette at hotmail.com
Date: Mar 1, 2008 8:07 
To: "For practitioners involved in teaching pupils from ethnic and 
linguistic minorities"<eal-bilingual at lists.becta.org.uk>
Subj: [eal-bilingual] EAL/EMAG student trip

Good morning,

I was wondering if any EAL/EMAG departments had ever used an external 
school trip organiser to take a group of EAL students on a trip within 
the UK - and if so if there are any particular organisations/trips that 
they would recommend.

I would very much like to take some students away - I imagine 
Stratford would be interesting, or York - but it may be something we 
would have to outsource in terms of organisation.

Has anyone ever done anything like this?

Many thanks for any adviceToni Malone

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