Primary school forced to buy computer translator because half of its pupils don't speak English
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This is a waste of money and they should get more ESL trained staff in insted of investing in expensive software and devices.
A primary school where more than half of pupils are non-English speaking has become the first in Britain to give every child a computerised translator.
Around 60 per cent of the 384 pupils at Manor Park Primary School in Aston, Birmingham, now communicate with teachers using the software.
Pupils type in questions into the computer using their native language which is then translated verbally into English for the teacher.
Helping hand: The Talking Tutor has been given to every pupil at Manor Park Primary School in Aston, Birmingham with half of those unable to speak English
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This is a waste of money and they should get more ESL trained staff in insted of investing in expensive software and devices.







