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Language Events
On this page we will keep you up to date with the latest language events from our Business Language Champions and Languages Work projects, as well as informing you about any other interesting language events taking place in the East Midlands.
Grove School Language Project Launch - 24 September 2010
To coincide with celebrations for European Day of Languages, the Grove School in Newark will launch their language project on 24 September. They will be supported by their Business Language Champion, Jo Small from Optima Training, to develop presentations and resources to encourage others to learn languages.
Find out more...
Widening Russian Horizons - 26 April 2010
This showpiece event, funded by the Linked Up award scheme and UK Trade & Investment in the East Midlands, will bring together the renowned Hermitage Ensemble from St Petersburg, many Russian natives and Russian speakers from the area, East Midlands businesses trading in Russia and 330 Nottingham school children to bring the Russian culture, language and heritage alive.
Find out more...
Unity School Northampton - 28 April 2010
This event is being run by the Northamptonshire Education Business Partnership with support by Business Language Champions. Teams will be putting together a travel guide for India, Pakistan, Eastern Europe or the Caribbean.
Please contact us for more information or if you would like to help out on the day.
The Long Eaton School Entreprise Day - 08 July 2010
This school has the aim of making all of its student ‘Global Citizens’ so this special Enterprise Day with their Year 9 group will have an international slant.
We’re looking for a large number of BLCs to support this so whatever your language or international experience we’d love to hear from you!
Please contact us for more information or to register your interest.
LEBC Olympic Challenge - exact date tbc
This event is being run by the LEBC, sponsored by Business Language Champions East Midlands and with the collaboration of the Regional Coordinator for the Children and Young People’s Legacy from the 2012 Games. The participating schools will be competing for a trip to the Olympic site and the LOCOG offices and will have to put together a package to tempt an overseas (foreign language speaking of course!) Olympic team to base themselves at their school.
Find out more...
Please contact us to publicise your language events 
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If you have a forthcoming language-related event which you would like us to include on this page, please send an email to Frances Pallett stating the time, date, venue and subject of your event.
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