The Our Languages project is running an e-conference for primary and secondary school pupils for the whole of next week to celebrate Who Do We Think We Are? week (22nd June to 3rd July): www.ourlanguages.org.uk/partner-schools/e-conference

This is a great chance for children and young people to have their say about identity, community and diversity. The week-long e-conference is open to anyone at primary, secondary or sixth form level, and will be of particular interest to plurilingual  pupils.

Pupils taking part will be asked to consider six questions, and join in an online discussion with other young people from a diverse range of educational and ethnic backgrounds. Some questions will be based on identity (How is your identity different from that of your grandparents?) whilst others will be more language-focussed (If you were famous, how would you use your languages to make the world a better place?).

To find out more and take part in the econference, visit www.ourlanguages.org.uk/partner-schools/e-conference

For more information on Who Do We Think We Are? week, go to www.wdwtwa.org.uk

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