EAL (English as an Additional Language)
Westbury Infant School adopts an ethos of inclusivity and welcomes children from all over the world and from all walks of life. We currently have 12.5% of our pupils who are exposed to a language, other than English, at home. There are many different languages, other than English, used by members of our school population. We acknowledge the value of children being fluent in more than one language and the additional dimension it brings to children's social and cultural development.
All of our website can be translated in over 120 languages by clicking on the glo
be icon at the top of the Home page next to the name of the school.
We carefully monitor and track the progress of pupils with EAL to ensure they are not disadvantaged and recognise that a number some of our children require additional support to acquire the same competence in English as in their home language(s). This support is provided in class through carefully differentiated work and, where appropriate, through the additional support and advice from other agencies, such as EMTAS (Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service).
Understanding English primary Schools- click appropriate language: BENGALI, SPANISH, URDU, POLISH, ROMANIAN
Be Bilingual Leaflets - click appropriate language: POLISH, URDU
english be bilingual a4 trifold v5 200742533.pdf
Helping your child learn at school- click appropriate language: BENGALI, SPANISH, URDU, POLISH, ROMANIAN, GUJARATI
guidance for parents fv english.pdf
Resources for parents in celebrating different languages and cultures
Books to read in different languages- Free Kids Books
Learn English through songs, games and videos- British Council
Games to learn English - link
Stories to listen to- Storynory
Language Learning Games in over 70 languages here
Click on the image below to find stories in 31 different languages:
All of our website can be translated into other languages by clicking on the icon 
at the top of the home page. It is located on the right side of the website page.
Useful links to support your child:
