During the conference "Grenzeloos Goed Onderwijs" the theme was discussed: how can we accommodate the needs of multicultural students?

Representatives from HLE Network were pleased to take part in the 22nd edition of "Brainport voor elkaar" dinner on November 20, 2023.

Many thanks to Eindhoven News for organizing this much-needed debate! We made note of the role that HL education has in the main issues .

The 3rd annual FOHLC Europe Conference was a success! Over 200 registered from 40 countries representing 50 languages. Videos now available.

Congratulations to Holland Expat Center South, which celebrated its 5000th day on November 9, 2023.

Happy European Day of Languages! Check out the coverage of our 5th annual networking event celebrating linguistic diversity.

It is now possible to search for "heritage languages" in the ECML's extensive database of language associations.

interview with Dr. Indu Vibha Meddegama and Dr. Maja Skender-Lizatovic, founders of Community Language School at York St. John University

The Polish School of Eindhoven just celebrated its 35th anniversary!

Heads of HL programs in Eindhoven speak with city councillors about pressing issues.

Sharon Unsworth interviews two politicians, both of whom have migrant minority language backgrounds.

Taal naar Keuze does important work to get students credit for studying their home language during secondary school.

Between May 19 and 21, teachers from the Korean School of Eindhoven attended a conference in Venice for Korean language educators.

HLE Network introduces the International Children's Book Collection to Secretary of State Uslu

A Persian school in London translates HLE Network's 9 Myths infographic for use in its British awareness campaign.

The Romanian School in Eindhoven organizes a "Promo-science" Workshop to share ideas about how to promote appreciation of science.

"De Carrousel" Spanish educational program celebrated the opening of the Spanish section in the International Children's Book Collection.

On Friday, April 14, the first Japanese "kleuterklas" was held in Eindhoven for Japanese-speaking children aged 4 to 6.

The Japanese Book Club of Eindhoven delivered over 160 Japanese children books to Eindhoven Library, for children aged 0 to 12.

The organizers of the FOHLC Europe conference for heritage language education teachers and managers now bring to you a new blog!