1/31/2008 6:45:00 AM
BBC 30 January
Primary schools will have to teach a modern language from 2010Trainee teachers who will provide compulsory language lessons in primary schools are benefiting from a month's placement abroad, say inspectors. The government wants England's primary pupils to have modern language lessons but there have been concerns about a lack of suitably qualified staff. Student teachers are spending a month in schools in France, Spain and Germany as part of their training courses. The education watchdog, Ofsted, says this is proving a considerable success. The experience of a four-week overseas placement was described as "overwhelmingly positive" in an Ofsted report examining initial teacher training courses for primary language specialists. BBC
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