Article written and photography by Denise Kua Sze Min (Festival Intern – Digital Content Creator) Young people from across the North East took to the stage…
Have you ever wondered what the Festival is, what opportunities it offers to children and young people in the North East and beyond and why…
Express Yourself: North East Festival of Languages – the UK’s largest celebration of languages for schools – returns from 6 January to 31 March 2026,…
North East Languages and Careers videos and classroom activities A series of short videos and classroom activities have been produced in the North East to…
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…
Five filmed case studies have been produced as part of the evaluation of the 2025 Express Yourself: North East Festival of Languages, which was hosted…
Greenhaugh Primary School is the first in the North East to send in their creations as part of our Weaving Friendship project. “We are a…
North East Mayor Kim McGuinness believes the region’s biggest languages festival can inspire children and young people to boost their skills and broaden their horizons.…