by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
Introduction Jo Darley kindly contacted me months ago to ask me if I would be part of this event: I can’t believe it has now come and gone! And what a fantastic day it was! Read on for my main takeaways from the day on Zoom. Clare Seccombe - putting pen to paper...
by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
UPDATE 2026: apologies if you are looking for the videos, but they don’t exist anymore :-(. However, you can still use the presentations. I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. I have been sharing a lot of information about French Bank Holidays...
by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
If you find the article below helpful, please consider clicking here to sign up and receive similar releases straight in your mail box! After putting a short blog together about “le premier mai” (click here to view it!), I felt I needed to do the same for...
by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
I was talking about “le Premier Mai / la Fête du Travail” with pupils last Saturday… so I thought I would quickly put these links that I found useful together, in case it helps some of you too! 1er mai – French Traditions – Babylangues...
by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
As I write this, the last time I was on a train was in March 2020 to go to Language World, the Association for Language Learning’s annual conference, in Manchester. This year, the event was held online, so I attended form the comfort of my own home, between uni...
by Nathalie Paris | General blog, Schools
We have a really fun tradition for the 1st April in France: we make paper fish and try to stick them on each other’s backs! Click here for the fish templates from petitsscouts.com if you want to do this but you are short of time: Poissons d’avril 1 jour 1...
