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Latest courses coming up from Links into Languages: (For all South East events, please go to the events page on the website: @http://www.linksintolanguages.ac.uk/events/finder.html )

**Links into Languages** **South East e-bulletin****:** **10****th** **March 2010** **Upcoming events in South East**  New secondary curriculum event (at ALL Kent AGM)Sara Vaughan – 13th March 2010 – **The Archbishop’s School, Canterbury** []

The renewed KS3 framework: what’s in it for me and my students? (secondary)Anne Farren – 16th and 23rd March 2010 - **Miltoncross School, Portsmouth** []

New secondary curriculum event Sara Vaughan – 18th March 2010 – **The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford** []

PLT’s in MFL25th March 2pm – 4pm - **The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford** []

Assessing Learning in Primary12th May 9am – 12pm – **The Eastpoint Centre, Southampton** []

It’s time to KS3 it!Various – 22nd September 2010 – **Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe** []

Planning progression and transition within and across key stages Therese Comfort and Carmel O’Hagan from CILT – 30th March 2010 **University of Southampton, Avenue Campus** []

For all South East events, please go to the events page on the website: []  Joined up thinking – Bringing it all together. Creativity, the New Secondary Curriculum and the KS3 Framework **16****th** **March (Twilight session)** **–** **Abbeywood CLC, Eynsham Drive, London** []
 * Upcoming events in London** 

Linked-up Award scheme - information evening**18****th** **March –** **University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street** []

How do we use the new secondary curriculum and the revised KS3 Framework creatively? **26****th** **March (Twilight session)** - **The Kingsford Community College, Kingsford Way** []  Find out more by emailing: __raz.hussain@solent-ebp.co.uk__ **Japan Webpage Contest for Schools**  This new contest has been organised by the Japan Foundation London, and supported by ALL, the British Council, CILT, the Consulate General in Edinburgh, the Embassy of Japan and the Japan Society. The contest is open to any UK primary or secondary school that is teaching Japanese or doing any kind of project related to Japan. To enter, schools need to make a webpage, including blogs and wikis, showcasing the the work your schools is doing with Japanese or Japan. For further details on how to enter, please go to __www.japanwebpagecontest.org.uk__ **Contact us** Zena Hilton - South East regional manager - __z.i.hilton@soton.ac.uk__Jo Bryan - South East regional administrator - __linkssoutheast@soton.ac.uk__ __www.linksintolanguages.ac.uk/southeast__ Links into Languages South EastUniversity of SouthamptonAvenue CampusHighfieldSouthamptonSO17 1BF Tel: 023 8059 9135Fax: 023 8059 4815
 * LinkedUp** – NOT YET SUBMITTED AN APPLICATION?THERE IS STILL TIME!  Are you working on an innovative language learning initiative that you could develop further by sharing it with others? If so, you could apply for funding through Linked Up. **The last LinkedUp deadline is 23****rd** **April.** __NOW EVEN EASIER__ – got an idea? Then complete the one-page expression of interest and someone from the LinkedUp team will phone you to discuss submitting a full application. LinkedUp is also working with CILT, the National Centre for Languages on the Business Languages Champions programme. A number of LinkedUp projects will specifically look at employer engagement. For more information about the award scheme and how to apply, please go to: http://www.linksintolanguages.ac.uk/linkedup/index.html **Business Language Champions** <span style="font-family: Trebuchet MS,sans-serif;"> Languages in Business and Education PresentationTuesday 30th March 2010 4.30pm-7pmPriceWaterhouseCoopers Southampton, Ocean Village, Southampton Does your organisation use Modern Foreign Language in the work place? Do you have bi or multi lingual speakers working within your business? Do you have international offices overseas? If you have answered yes to any of the above questions, we need your help. We are looking to work with business linguists to address the decline of language learning within education. Working in partnership with the DCSF funded 'Business Language ChampionsProgramme' we have the opportunity to work with businesses and schools to promote language learning through aspirational talks, mentor programmes, language and business based activities, and tours to business premises for students and teachers.
 * <span style="font-family: Trebuchet MS,sans-serif;">N.B. This presentation, aimed at local businesses, is being hosted by Solent EBP and teachers from the Southampton, Eastleigh, New Forest and Winchester area may attend. ||