Schools can play a crucial role in integrating migrant children and their families, creating an inclusive environment and improving the performance of pupils who might need additional support, especially with their English language skills. New NIESR research funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation explored best practice in 15 schools across England towards the integration of migrant pupils and their families, in areas of long standing diversity or experiencing more recent migration from the EU. In this roundtable NIESR researchers will present their findings and lead a wider discussion about further steps that could be taken to ensure positive outcomes for migrant children, their families and the wider communities. The event is intended for schools and experts in the education sector as well as policy makers.
Provisional Programme: 10.45 Registration and coffee 11.00 – 11.30 Part 1: How school are integrating new migrants
11.30 – 12.30 Part 2: Roundtable Discussion
12.30 - 13.00 Lunch
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The event is free to attend for schools and experts in the education sector but places are limited, therefore to ensure attendance please RSVP as soon as possible to Chiara Manzoni: Email: c.manzoni [at] niesr.ac.uk Please note: Due to the nature of NIESR's Grade II listed building, we are unable to provide step-free access to our facilities and the Library is not currently accessible to wheelchair users, or those with limited mobility. We apologise for the inconvenience. Please do let us know in advance how we can assist your visit to the Institute – we are happy to discuss alternative arrangement in order to access our events.
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