One of the key aims of the Festival is to celebrate diverse languages and cultures and our connections to the world. International Mother Language Day…
City Library and West End Library invite families to celebrate their mother languages at free drop in sessions on 16th and 21st February. Families can…
By Natali Lekka, Festival Communications volunteer International Mother Language Day is celebrated every year on 21 February and highlights the importance of linguistic and cultural…
Durham Children’s University Primary webinar at 13.00-13.45 on 2nd March: ‘The mouse found a nut and the nut was good’- Reading Tales of Food with…
The summary evaluation report for Express Yourself: North East Festival of Languages 2025 has been published today. This demonstrates the impact of the Festival, which…
German and our links with Germany are important in the North East and there are a lot of opportunities for schools to celebrate and support…
There are still 6 weeks to get involved in the 2025 Festival. Schools are urged to sign up as soon as possible to take advantage…
Children and young people across the North East are being encouraged to celebrate their mother tongue and dive into cultural diversity ahead of a global…
The Festival provides an opportunity to engage with Chinese languages and culture. Provided below are links to in-person and online events and classroom activities in…
The Spanish Apprentice Y10 tourism challenge with The Auckland Project and Durham University: 4th March 2025, Bishop Auckland THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKEDTeams of five…