NATECLA Yorkshire/Humberside Training Event Bradford June 24 2011

The next Yorkshire & Humberside NATECLA meeting will be in Bradford on Friday June 24th. This an opportunity to learn about free ESOL resources and getting learners to engage with language outside the classroom. Come and meet ESOL professionals in a friendly environment at the end of a hectic and stressful term. Do let colleagues know, and encourage them to come for the afternoon. This half-day conference includes the branch AGM. Please see flyer attached and contact Barbara Jaquess to book a place please email: bjaquess@rotherham.ac.uk by June 17th Do bring along any friends/colleagues Museums and Learning Conference and AGM Friday 24 June 2011 at National Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1NQ Programme 1.30 – 2.00 Registration 2.00 – 2.15 Welcome 2.15 – 3.15 Tour of the Museum and an opportunity to look at educational resources 3.15 – 4.00 Meaningful Museums: identity, belonging and intercultural skills in ESOL learners experiences A practical, action-research led, thought-provoking session about partnerships with museums and where they can lead your learners. Bev Davies, Salford City College 4.00 – 5.00 Refreshments and AGM Important: please do try and attend as we need the AGM to be quorate in order to ensure we have a committee to run the branch and events etc. the following year as well. 5.00 pm Conference and AGM close This is an opportunity to learn about free ESOL resources and getting learners to engage with language outside the classroom. Come and meet ESOL professionals in a friendly environment at the end of a hectic and stressful term. Cost: Members: £3 (includes light refreshments) Non-members £10 (join before or on the day and pay £3!) To book, please let Barbara Jaquess know by email - bjaquess@rotherham.ac.uk by June 17th. Do bring along any friends/colleagues. For Directions see www.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk/PlanAVisit/GettingHere It’s a 5 min walk from Bradford Interchange and a 15 min walk from Bradford Forster Sq Station. Nearest car parks are Sharpe St and Radwell Drive at rear of museum