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Principled curriculum design: Content and language integrated learning for subject discipline, breadth and rigour

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Principled curriculum design: Content and language integrated learning for subject discipline, breadth and rigour

By Bohunt School, Hampshire
Publication Date: 2015

The Bohunt School case study showcases an innovative approach to language learning in secondary education. By integrating language with various subjects, students experience a rich, immersive learning environment that enhances not only their language proficiency but also their overall academic performance. This approach, known as Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), has led to impressive results, including high GCSE scores and improved learning habits. The school’s commitment to this unique educational model demonstrates its dedication to providing a challenging yet supportive learning climate, fostering both academic excellence and personal growth in students.

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