Our international visits provide the immersion that sparks a lifelong love for languages and culture; they allow our children to move from being students to being global explorers. The children develop their independent learning by thoroughly preparing for these visits during French lessons and international clubs. 

The highlight of our French curriculum is the visit to our partner school in France and Boulougne-sur-Mer. A purposeful linguistic exchange where pupils meet their pen pals, spend time in a French classroom, interact with stallholders and manage transaction in Euros and use map skills to navigate the historic streets of Bolougne-sur-Mer. Visits to Rome and Holland also offer the children a unique opportunity to trace the origins of our faith, view world-renowned art and architecture, pay their respects and reflect on the historical significance of the Great War as well as exploring and understanding poignant personal stories (Anne Frank museum). 

To see the intent behind how we provide a consistent and ambitious linguistic education, view our Modern Foreign Languages & International Policies