NATECLA has been deeply concerned and saddened by the recent racist and Islamophobic violence, along with the increased incidence of attacks, violence and intimidation.

Ahead of the 2024 general election, NATECLA laid out its vision for ESOL across the UK.

NATECLA is deeply worried about the disruptive effect the UK Government’s ‘Illegal Migration’ and ‘Safety of Rwanda’ Acts are having on ESOL learners and provision.

The Trustees, staff and Management Council of NATECLA have been devasted to learn of the passing of NATECLA Scotland Chair, Pauline Blake-Johnston.

The Bell Foundation is very keen to promote ESOL and has sponsored a new Beacon Award for ESOL, which colleges all over the UK are eligible to apply for.