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Modern Foreign LanguagesModern Foreign Languages at Ashford Christ church prides itself on the achievments of our linguistic students. Bienvenue! Bienvenido!All pupils from Year 7 Learn French. Both French and Spanish are offered at G.C.S.E. level. Within Modern Foreign Languages pupils practise speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in both
French and Spanish. The teaching methods that we use are interactive and engaging. We want students
to enjoy learning new languages! Language learning helps with other school subjects, encourages open-mindedness and widens career choices
available to our students. At Modern Foreign Languages we also organise and manage residential trips to
Hardelot, Northern France annnually during the Summer Term, this aids immensely in learning French and
provides an excellent practical experience to fully enjoy French in its native flavour. Allowing us to embed
understanding of key grammatical concepts and vocabulary as well as developing the four basc skills of
language learning. Below is a brief Outline of topics that are taught Curriculum
Outline | Term 1 | Term 2 | Term3 | Term4 | Term 5 | Term 6 | | Year 7 | Introductions, pencil case items, alphabet, age and birthdays, colours | Countries and nationality, brothers and sisters, pets, personal description | School subjects and opinions, telling the time, numbers up to 60, describing a school day, clothes and school uniform | Sports and leisure activities, likes and dislikes, weather, compass points, seasons | | These 4 topics are taught over 6 terms | | Year 8 | Describing yourself and other people, hobbies, likes and dislikes | Rooms in the home, types of home, describing a bedroom and daily routine | Food and drink, healthy eating, shops and shopping, ordering food in a restaurant | Parts of the body, illness, asking for help or medicine, healthy living activities and eating | | " | | Year 9 | Paris, planning a trip, transport, travel and using the underground | Geography of France, types of town, activities you like and don’t like and use of past tense to describe them | Describe future activities, places in town, shopping, directions, exchange visit | Clothes, shopping for clothes, describing character. Magazine project | | " |
Useful linkswww.linguascope.com www.atantot.co.uk
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