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This site was conceived as a collaboration between teachers of Italian in the UK. If you find this site useful, the best you can do to say thank you is to contribute some material of your own! Contributing is easy. Just email your materials to www.teachitalianuk@gmail.com. Original work please in word-processable form (no scans, .pdf etc. ). Grazie mille.
This site was conceived as a collaboration between teachers of Italian in the UK. If you find this site useful, the best you can do to say thank you is to contribute some material of your own! Contributing is easy. Just email your materials to www.teachitalianuk@gmail.com. Original work please in word-processable form (no scans, .pdf etc. ). Grazie mille.
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ITALIAN TEACHERS DAY 2022
ITALIAN TEACHERS DAY 2022
The fourth Italian Teachers Day will be held on 5th March 2022 at Francis Holland School, Ivor Place, London, NW1 6XR
Speakers will include
The event is free thanks to generous support from Francis Holland School, The Society for Italian Studies, The Independent Schools Modern Languages Association and the Italian Cultural Institute.
To book please click here and complete this form.
Speakers will include
- Prof. John Foot (Bristol University)
- Prof. Giuliana Pieri (Royal Holloway, University of London)
- Dr Cecilia Brioni (Trinity College, Dublin)
- Dr Guido Bartolini (University of Cork)
The event is free thanks to generous support from Francis Holland School, The Society for Italian Studies, The Independent Schools Modern Languages Association and the Italian Cultural Institute.
To book please click here and complete this form.
The Italian Cultural Institute in London arranges an amazing variety of events, so do sign up for its newslettter and explore its Vimeo channel for material from past events. Some may be of interest to students such as an interview with Carofiglio and a discussion about Il giardino dei Finzi Contini. See also links to short videos of 'new Italian' performers here.
"An online magazine about all things Italian, for all lovers of Italy and Italian culture. Inspired by our years abroad in Italy," from Durham University students.
Book recommendations: Final year students Tom and Ava have chosen their 10 favourite Italian books to read. Their enthusiasm shines through - why not suggest your 6th formers have a look? |
Oxford University is running a Dante 700 competition for pupils from KS1 to KS5. Students are invited to submit a visual or written response to a given canto or to Dante’s Commedia as a whole. Deadline: 29th April 2022.
For full details and how to enter your students click here. 
The Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators run by The Queen's College, Oxford includes Italian for the first time in 2021-22. Click on the image above for full details.
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Materiali didattici produced by Adalgisa Serio and Anna Maria Sheikh at CDLCI in Manchester with a wealth of teaching and revision materials for Primary, GCSE and AS level. Suitable links have been put on individual thematic pages throughout this site. |
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A presentation to interest pupils in Italian
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