MFL - French
We aim to broaden our children’s horizons and introduce them to the wider world, enabling our children to celebrate and welcome differences in our world. Learning a language provide the perfect vehicle to do this whilst also developing an understanding of different countries, cultures and the world around us. By introducing and exposing our children to this they will have a deepened ability to show respect and play a valuable part in our global society. To achieve this end point we aim, though our Modern Foreign Languages curriculum, to inspire a love of language as part of their lifelong journey of learning.
Aims
Our aims here at Crossdale's in teaching a language are:
- To understand and respond to spoken and written language from a variety of authentic sources develop an interest in learning other languages.
- To offer a relevant, broad, vibrant and ambitious MFL curriculum that will inspire and excite our pupils.
- To understand and respond to spoken and written language from a variety of authentic sources
- To each through a variety of themes and topics so that pupils foster curiosity about other cultures and languages.
- To give children the knowledge to be able to understand and respond to spoken and written language.
- To provide the foundation for learning further languages beyond KS2 and equip pupils to study and work in other countries.
- To explore areas of French Culture and compare them to others that the children are familiar with.
Curriculum Documentation
See the 'Crossdale MFL (French) Curriculum' below for:
- Page 4: Elements of French Document - Subject Lens and Second Order concepts
- Page 5-6: Whole school unit overview and Big Ideas
- Page 7-23: Subject elements' progression for all year groups (including progression maps for second order concepts)
- Pages 24-25: National Curriculum coverage
- Pages 26-27: Substantive concepts map
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