Modern Foreign Languages

Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) are an important part of our pupil’s education. There are so many clear personal, cultural, social and career benefits in being able to communicate confidently in another language that everyone should have the chance to develop their own modern foreign language skills. We want our pupils to be enthusiastic, engaged, and challenged and to develop their ability to use and understand another language. Our MFL curriculum also aims at encouraging the awareness of our pupils of what lies behind a different language, enhancing the richness and the diversity of different cultures by using authentic resources and making links with pupils from our partner schools in France and Germany. All pupils in the school study French or German and in their lessons, our pupils will gain systematic knowledge of key vocabulary, grammar and phonics of the new language and a better understanding of how these are used by French and German speakers. We want to develop confident and independent pupils who are not afraid to communicate in a different language.

MFL Department Information and Intent

Learning Journeys

Curriculum Plans

KS3 Attainment Descriptors

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Kent Catholic Schools' Partnership

The Kent Catholic Schools' Partnership was created in 2012, at the request of the Archdiocese of Southwark, to support and further develop Catholic education in Kent. We currently have 28 schools in the partnership, 23 Primary and 5 Secondary, all of which are part of the Archdiocese of Southwark.

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