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BBC Languages are delighted to be one of the sponsors of the European Award for Languages 2004 which rewards those schools, colleges, businesses and other institutions engaged in innovative, effective and replicable foreign language initiatives. The Awards help to improve the quality of language teaching and to motivate students to learn a language.

La Consejería de Educación en Reino Unido e Irlanda is proud to sponsor the European Award for Languages 2004, which recognises creative ways to improve the quality of language teaching, motivate students and make the best of available resources. La Consejería de Educación appreciates the importance of language skills and cultural understanding in the world today and is keen to help identify examples of good practice in the UK.

EuroTalk is proud to sponsor the European Award for Languages 2004. At EuroTalk we appreciate the importance of language skills and cultural understanding globally and are keen to promote any methods inspirational to primary-aged children – the next generation of language learners.

The launch in 1999 of the European Awards for Languages, with funding from the European Union and the British government, has given a boost to the promotion of languages capability in the UK, and MGLT is happy to join forces with CILT, the National Centre for Languages and its many partners in this enterprise, and to extend the scope of the Mary Glasgow Award to cover all stages of education.

Oxford University Press is proud to sponsor the European Award for Languages 2004. OUP appreciates the importance of language skills and cultural understanding in the world today, is keen to help identify examples of good practice in the UK, and to contribute to teaching and learning resources to support language learning across the curriculum.