Arabic-L:PEDA:Arabic Language and Culture in Schools Conference Postponed

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1) Subject:Arabic Language and Culture in Schools Conference Postponed

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Date: 10 Oct 2012
From:steven fawkes <steven.fawkes at gmail.com>
Subject:Arabic Language and Culture in Schools Conference Postponed

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ARABIC LANGUAGE AND CULTURE IN SCHOOLS

FRIDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2012

Please note that the date of this Conference has been postponed
because of a religious event on the date previously arranged.

Organised by the Association for Language Learning, the British
Council , CfBT and other partners this one day event taking place at
Dulwich College (South London) on Friday 14th. December 2012 will be
of interest to
- Arabic teachers in mainstream, independent and complementary sectors
as well as
- teachers and heads from schools which have, or would like to have, a
link with an Arabic speaking country and
- schools thinking about introducing Arabic.

Full details will be circulated soon by email and will be published at .
www.all-languages.org.uk/community/committees_and_sigs/list_of_committees_and_sigs/special_interest_group_for_world_languages

You can register interest now at : arabicconference12 at mail.com

Dulwich College is is 4 minutes walk from West Dulwich Station – which
is around 12 mins by train from Victoria.

Please excuse cross-postings, and please pass on to interested colleagues.

-- 
Steven Fawkes for the volunteer planning group

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