International Day 2016 @ Tile Hill Wood

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Highlights from Languages @ THW 2014/15

Tile Hill Wood celebrates 50 years of French at Warwick University

As part of the celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the creation of Warwick University girls from Years 8 and 9 attended a celebration event in the French Studies Department at the Warwick Campus. The girls showed examples of the work which they had completed relating to special events which have happened in France and French speaking countries in the last 50 years. As the only school from Coventry to attend the event they presented their projects to a group of students and staff from across Warwickshire and beyond. The girls were presented with certificates and were congratulated on the high standard of their contribution which related to topics such as Paris Fashion Week, Euro -Disney, the Pont des Arts, Le Coupe du Monde 1998, and the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine.

SSAT Languages Conference 2015 - presentation

Visitors from Dresden

We had over 30 visitors from the Waldorfschule in Dresden today who stopped by on a trip to England. We spent some time getting to know each other, playing a quiz and hope to meet up again! Dankeschön für unsere Geschenke!

Writing letters to Senegal

In French lessons year 7 have been writing letters to Senegal where an ex- THW student is volunteering as a teacher ! pic.twitter.com/kOWFeFbnTW

— Tile Hill Transition (@THWtransition) June 1, 2015

#4U9525

Flaggen auf Halbmast: Deutschland trauert um die Opfer des Flugzeugabsturzes #4U9525 pic.twitter.com/eV0gYMu6ob
— Steffen Seibert (@RegSprecher) March 25, 2015

German wings機墜落事故の犠牲者の方々に弔意を表しドイツ大使館でも半旗を掲揚しています。Flaggen an der Deutschen Botschaft Tokyo auf Halbmast. #Germanwings pic.twitter.com/t9ro6Iel14
— ドイツ大使館 (@yg_ja) March 25, 2015

A2 German Day

We held our third national A2 German Day at Tile Hill Wood featuring the University of Leeds' exhibition of "Germany's Confrontation with the Holocaust in a Global Context". Professor Stuart Taberner led students and staff through the exhibition which was a perfect preparation for later workshops on "Der Vorleser" and German Reunification.