German Clubs and Culture Days
How to start a German Club
First Starter Kits are now available to order! Scroll on to see all the resources available.
German Club Resources
Pre-planned sessions and activities
We continuously add club-sessions that are aimed to motivate students and make teaching easy with contemporary materials. Our first physical Starter Kits are ready to order!
Why start a German Club?
Give your students a glimpse of German, with our German Club Materials! Not a specialist German teacher? Not a problem! Our Club Leader Handbooks contain fully planned sessions, with interactive media and challenges appropriate to students‘ ages.
Comprehensive club materials, interactive media, worksheets with teacher solutions, and fun activites will ...
- gamify German language learning for students with badges, awards, and in a fun club-house mentality
- give teachers the opportunity to strengthen their German language teaching with ready-made template lessons that get students engaged with the German language
- connect pupils and students who share an interest in language learning across schools and nationwide through community building
- allow non-specialized teachers to explore German language teaching at their own speed in a pedagogically supervisory role
- encourage and promote talent in students and teachers under the generous GIMAGINE umbrella, with current initiatives and events, incentive trips for teachers, and exchange programmes for students.
Culture Days
Do you want to explore more than one language and share the experience with your school community? Start with a Culture Day! Our Culture Days are special events at primary and secondary schools that celebrate and showcase the diversity of different European languages and cultures.
Celebrate the diversity of languages and cultures
Our resources include a wide range of activities that highlight different cultures' traditions, arts, heritage, and customs. Throughout a culture day, students engage in a variety of activities and work on different topics, including the preparation of presentations, performances, and creative projects. These outcomes are subsequently presented to the wider community during open days or school festivals.Who is it for?
The Culture Day Package’s target groups are teachers or club leaders and their primary and secondary students and focus on KS 2 to 5:- Primary KS2 (7-11)
- KS3 (12-14) + KS4 (15-16)
What are the objectives and benefits of hosting a Culture Day?
- create a rich and immersive experience to explore and appreciate the diversity of languages and cultures
- promote cultural and language awareness, language learning, and cross-cultural understanding in an engaging manner
- provide opportunities for schools to connect with the wider community
- Empowering KS5 students to help develop Culture Days.
Culture Day Resources
The the Institut Français, the Consejería de Educación en el Reino Unido and the Goethe-Institut UK have developed a series of taster sessions and cultural exploration sessions in Spanish, French and German. Furthermore, a joint Language and Culture Quiz and Language Exchange Package comprises activities for all three languages.
Hosting a Culture Day at your school? Tell us about it!
Goethe-Institut
@goetheinstitut_london
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Institut Français :
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@ifru_london
Consejería de Educación en el Reino Unido:
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@consejeriauk
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Our partners
The Culture Day resources on this webpage are being brought to you in partnership with the following partners