Modern Foreign Languages
GCSE Modern Foreign Languages build communication across French, Spanish, German and more. Students cover three themes — identity and culture; local, national and global areas of interest; and current and future study and employment. Mapped to AQA, Edexcel and OCR.
- Theme 1: Identity, Culture & Daily Life
Talking about life and culture. This topic covers identity, family, free time, customs and festivals.
- Theme 2: Local, National and Global Areas of Interest
From home to the wider world. This topic covers home and local area, the environment, travel and global issues.
- Theme 3: Current and Future Study and Employment
Looking to the future. This topic covers school life, future study, and the world of work.
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