Our Mission Statement
<< Une plaie que l’on néglige ne guérit pas mais elle
s’infecte jusqu’à la gangrene; un enfant qu’on
n’éduque pas régresse et une société qu’on ne gouverne
pas détruit >>
A neglected wound doesn’t heal but becomes infected to the point of gangrene, an uneducated child fails to progress and a society without government is destructive
CHEIKH AMIDOU KANE: L’aventure ambiguee, a book from famous Senegalese writer is our motive to supporting young people to raise their academic achievement and promote a progressive society.
We prioritise:
Respect for people’s differences and the importance of challenging all forms of discrimination.
A commitment to working in close partnership with parents/carers, the community and other agencies to develop affordable sustainable language skills
The right of all children and their families to be liked and respected.
The right of all children to participate in decisions that affect them.
The right of children to experience leisure time and play while learning.
Learning French the fun way
The Saturday French Supplementary school is managed by Ensemble
the Scheme is aimed at local residents who wish to improve their children’s French in an out -of- school setting. It is run by qualified teachers and supported by a network of local professional groups and agencies. We want to improve communication for children in the home and at school and give families the opportunity to join in local activities and engage in healthy living.
For further information please contact us during our opening hours.
Please telephone
0161 831 7055 or 07717 123 863