Ruth, our CEO, was invited to write an article about our charity for the 50th anniversary edition of the BERA (British Educational Research Association) magazine under the theme Unheard Voices.
Thirteen EAL learners, speaking the following languages, joined our trip to the Orchid Festival at Kew Gardens on Monday: ARABIC, CANTONESE, KURDISH, TURKISH, RUSSIAN, UKRAINIAN and JAPANESE.
Alison Greenwood visited our ETNA class and inspired us all to spend a great deal more time outside enjoying the benefits of fresh air and the beauty of nature to improve our mental health.
Despite cold - and even icy weather, our intrepid walkers have trudged for more than two hours each week while enjoying the river, the wildlife, the Orleans House Woods, the Kitchen Garden, the Grotto and wonderful trees and plants...
On Friday 15th December, EAL learners and friends of Richmond EAL Friendship Group spent an enjoyable and most successful evening collecting money for our charity by joining Santa in Teddington, under the umbrella of the Rotary Club's annual Santa Sleigh event.
