The CILT Resources Library aims to be the UK's largest, most comprehensive and up-to-date source of material for language teaching and learning at all levels and ages, in book, audio, video and software form.
Information
- Location:
- London, United Kingdom, SE1 7HR
- Phone:
- 08456124041
- Mon - Fri:
- 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
Photos
2 of 6 albumsSee All
Community Languages in schools displayCreated about 5 months ago
PLS Art CompetitionCreated about 7 months ago
Events
4 past eventsSee All
- Talk to the hand - using puppe...
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Wednesday, July 15 at 4:30pm - Talk to the hand - Using puppe...
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Tuesday, June 9 at 4:30pm - Primary storytelling event
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Monday, February 9 at 4:30pm - Library Open Evening
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Thursday, January 22 at 5:00pm
CILT Resources Library Don't forget - late night opening tomorrow (28 October). Browse the library until 7pm and get 15% off CILT Books.
CILT Resources Library Thank you to the Goethe Institut London and UK German Connection and everyone who came to our primary German event on Wednesday. If you missed it, you can still see our display of fantastic resources and we still have some fun UK German Connection postcards to take away!
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We now have over 300 Friends! www.cilt.org.uk/home/library/friends_of_
Source: www.cilt.org.uk
The Friends of the CILT Library is a new and free scheme for any person interested in language learning and teaching and who would like to the support the work of the CILT Library.
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What are your plans for the European Day of Languages? Find inspiration at http://www.cilt.org.uk/home/valuing_lang
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Buy your EDL resources in the Library http://www.cilt.org.uk/home/valuing_lang
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See the Library on TV at http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/uk
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There are warnings that too few British people are learning to speak a foreign language.
CILT Resources Library Become a fan of the Languages and Film Talent Awards http://tinyurl.com/my4avt
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Community languages in schools
(issues of the 1970s and 1980s compared to 2009)
This display draws on materials in the Library collections which reflect approaches (attitudes, policies) to the learning and teaching of the languages of linguistic communities in the UK during the last 30+ years. It is not exhaustive – othe...r material dealing with related matters can be located using the Library catalogue.
It is possible to compare and contrast conditions that applied in the late 1970s and the 1980s, as the National Curriculum was introduced in the 1990s and in the present climate of opinion, as linguistic diversity and plurilingualism become an inescapable part of the contemporary educational landscape.
The display includes examples of CILT’s publications in this field and also reflects the National Centre’s involvement in carrying the agenda forward, notably in the current context of the Curriculum Guides and the ‘Our Languages’ project.
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(issues of the 1970s and 1980s compared to 2009)
This display draws on materials in the Library collections which reflect approaches (attitudes, policies) to the learning and teaching of the languages of linguistic communities in the UK during the last 30+ years. It is not exhaustive – othe...r material dealing with related matters can be located using the Library catalogue.
It is possible to compare and contrast conditions that applied in the late 1970s and the 1980s, as the National Curriculum was introduced in the 1990s and in the present climate of opinion, as linguistic diversity and plurilingualism become an inescapable part of the contemporary educational landscape.
The display includes examples of CILT’s publications in this field and also reflects the National Centre’s involvement in carrying the agenda forward, notably in the current context of the Curriculum Guides and the ‘Our Languages’ project.
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CILT Resources Library Watch a short video of Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, performed as part of the CILT Library event 'Talk to the hand - using puppets in primary languages.'
CILT Resources Library Talk to the hand - using puppets in primary languages. Thank you to everyone who attended the CILT Library event last night, we enjoyed a wonderful performance by Stephen Novy of Pekkos Puppets and there were fantastic sock and paper plate puppets made with tips from Lucy Adamson, CILT Primary Languages Teaching Adviser. Click the link to read the report with a list of related library resources.
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The CILT Resources Library is a unique collection of resources for languages and linguistics The library is the ideal place to try out different primary languages resources, to meet with other teachers and to share ideas!
CILT Resources Library Just catalogued the new curriculum guides for community languages - Cantonese, Gujarati, Somali and Yoruba http://tinyurl.com/q6o5ut
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The government's recognised centre for expertise on languages, CILT, the National Centre for Languages seeks to promote a greater national capability in languages, supporting and developing multilingualism and intercultural competence in all sectors.
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The CILT Library invites you to ‘Talk to the hand – using puppets in primary languages’
Following on from our successful storytelling library event in the spring, this lively, practical session will look at how to get the most out of using puppets in the primary languages classroom.
Stephen Novy of Pekko’s Puppets will ...open the event by demonstrating the activities that he offers to schools. He will also give a brief puppet show performance. In the second part of the session, Lucy Adamson, Primary Language Teaching Adviser at CILT, will show you how to make a range of puppets from simple, accessible and affordable materials.
You will then have the opportunity to make these puppets yourself before Ruth Churchill, CILT’s information Officer for Primary Languages, guides you through the NACELL collection’s resources on puppets and related activities.
When: Tuesday 9 June 2009. Refreshments from 4.30pm – the session will start at 5pm. The library will close at 7pm.
How to book: This event is free. We have now reached full capacity for delegates but you can join our waiting list by emailing ruth.churchill@cilt.org.uk with your name and the subject ‘CILT Library puppets’. We will be in contact should a place become available.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Following on from our successful storytelling library event in the spring, this lively, practical session will look at how to get the most out of using puppets in the primary languages classroom.
Stephen Novy of Pekko’s Puppets will ...open the event by demonstrating the activities that he offers to schools. He will also give a brief puppet show performance. In the second part of the session, Lucy Adamson, Primary Language Teaching Adviser at CILT, will show you how to make a range of puppets from simple, accessible and affordable materials.
You will then have the opportunity to make these puppets yourself before Ruth Churchill, CILT’s information Officer for Primary Languages, guides you through the NACELL collection’s resources on puppets and related activities.
When: Tuesday 9 June 2009. Refreshments from 4.30pm – the session will start at 5pm. The library will close at 7pm.
How to book: This event is free. We have now reached full capacity for delegates but you can join our waiting list by emailing ruth.churchill@cilt.org.uk with your name and the subject ‘CILT Library puppets’. We will be in contact should a place become available.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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CILT Library event for primary teachers
Time:4:30PM Tuesday, June 9th
Location:CILT Resources Library
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