Teachers & school leaders from heritage language programs in Eindhoven continued the tradition of meeting for the European Day of Languages.

Read an interview (in Dutch) with Ellen-Rose Kambel from the Rutu Foundation and Language Friendly Schools.

Find out how three heritage language programs in Eindhoven are getting children interested in reading in their home language.

Many thanks to Holland Expat Center South for putting information about our network in three of their free publications!

Which four book recommendations by multilingual children did our judges select as the winners? Check them out!

Geert Simons, Vice-Chair of HLE Network, shares insights and details about the school system in the Netherlands.

HLE Network is now registered with Geef.nl. This means that there is an easy way to make a donation to our organization.

The work of heritage language programs can easily be linked to the UN Global Goals.

Our campaign "The Joy of Reading" showcases events, FAQs, a toolbox -- and even a contest!-- that promote reading for pleasure in the HL.

An interview with Prof. Maria Carriera on NPR's All things Considered about adult heritage language learners.

A child from the Polish school is featured in a Studio040 news piece about heritage language education and the "Thuistaal Toppers!" contest.

In deze aflevering van Meesterwerk Podcast spreekt Jan Jaap Hubeek met Karijn Helsloot over haar stichting Taal naar Keuze.

Eindhoven's mayor attends an event to celebrate the International Children's Book Collection.

Caregivers – and communities more broadly – need to be empowered to raise children with multiple languages from infancy if they so desire.

Interview with Markus Truniger, former Head of the Department for Intercultural Education at the Compulsory School Office of in Zurich.

The Managing Director of HLE Network was invited to join the podcast It’s About Language to discuss what HL programs have in common.

We welcome Dr. Anne van Buul to the board of HLE Network.

The HLE Network now has a summary in Dutch of its website and activities.

Thank you to the Expat Center for continuing to inform newcomers to Eindhoven about HL education!

It is time that we understand that multilingualism doesn’t stand in the way of the Dutch language.

HLE Network and the Polish School in Eindhoven were featured in Dutch News on International Mother Language Day.

HLE Network is now considered a charity by the Dutch tax authorities.

There is a new Council of Europe Recommendation adopted in February to member states about the importance of multilingual education.

What can schools do to make sure parents with a low proficiency in the school language can access information and stay involved?