International Mother Language Day is celebrated every year on 21 February and highlights the importance of linguistic and cultural diversity, multilingualism and the preservation of all…
International Mother Language Day is celebrated every year on 21 February and highlights the importance of linguistic and cultural diversity, multilingualism and the preservation of all…
The biggest event of its type in the UK, the Festival encourages children and young people from 3-18 years-old in schools, community schools and groups…
Today is officially the first day of Express Yourself: North East Festival of Languages 2026. Registration is open for schools, community schools and groups to…
Back for the sixth year running, Express Yourself: North East Festival of Languages will engage, empower and enlighten children and young people. With free activities…
The ‘Empowering Young People to Change the World’ online teachers conference series, runs to 15 July, with two events scheduled each week of term time,…
Find out about International Women’s Day 2025 (IWD2025), some of the many events and activities taking place in Newcastle and the resources available for everyone…
Over 25,000 children and young people across the North East are already signed up through schools and groups for this year’s Festival, which went live…
North East Mayor Kim McGuinness believes the region’s biggest languages festival can inspire children and young people to boost their skills and broaden their horizons.…
Children across the North East can unlock a lifelong love of languages as a festival favourite prepares to celebrate its fifth birthday. Images from Festival…