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Press Releases
20 Jan 2010Alternative accreditation continues to growread (260kb)...read press release
Not all doom and gloom in latest Language Trends survey from CILT.
23 Nov 2009Asset's oldest candidate read (253kb)...read press release
A 92-year-old woman achieves success in Asset French tests.
05 Oct 2009Tamil is on the riseread (71kb)...read press release
300% growth in the number of Tamil tests taken in 2008/9.
20 Jul 2009Solihull school celebrates success in Chineseread (74kb)...read press release
High achieving school accredits the Mandarin skills of its Year 11 pupils.
20 Jul 2009Staff and pupils at Liverpool school go mad for Chineseread (71kb)...read press release
Litherland School in Liverpool celebrates success of over 100 Year 8 pupils in Mandarin.
20 Jul 2009Hola Lancashireread (73kb)...read press release
The benefits of rewarding the language skills of Year 6s at a Wigan primary school.
09 Dec 2008New survey identifies Asset as 'most commonly used' alternative accreditation read (56kb)...read press release
22% of maintained schools are now using Asset Languages to provide alternative accreditation according to CILT's Language Trends 2008 survey.
01 Sep 2008Improving KS4 resultsread (1415kb)...read press release
School in Leeds uses Asset Languages, alongside GCSE, to boost MFL KS4 results
25 Oct 2007Irish Asset Available For The First Timeread (151kb)...read press release
People learning Irish can take advantage of a new assessment scheme, leading to nationally-recognised language qualifications, for the first time this Autumn.
16 Jul 2007North Tyneside Pupils Achieve First in Frenchread (1508kb)...read press release
A group of budding linguists from a North Tyneside primary school are celebrating success after passing exams in French at a level usually achieved by secondary school pupils up to five years ahead.
22 May 2007City School Celebrates Arabic Successread (1501kb)...read press release
Pupils learning Arabic at Whitefield Fishponds Community School, Bristol, are celebrating their success in new nationally-recognised language tests.
16 May 2007Hundreds At Gosforth Go For Languagesread (1501kb)...read press release
Hundreds of students at Gosforth High School are celebrating the scale of their success in new nationally-recognised language tests.
14 May 2007Hola Liverpool read (1502kb)...read press release
A group of 10 and 11 year olds from the top year at St Sebastian’s Catholic Primary School in Kensington and Arnot Primary School in Walton are some of the youngest children in the country to achieve nationally-recognised qualifications for their skills in Spanish.