Find out how many pupils at your Angus school have a first language other than English

Most schools in Angus have some pupils for whom English is not their first language.

While some have only a few of what are known as EAL (English as an additional language) pupils others have significant populations.

Many of these children will be fluent in English but some are new to the language or still learning it.

So often they are classed as having an additional support need.

Teaching classes with multiple languages can present an extra challenge for teachers and support staff. But is one they are rising to.

We’ve looked at the latest data published by the Scottish Government on the pupil profile of each school.

In our table below, you can find out how many EAL pupils your Angus school has.

Schools with highest proportions of EAL pupils in Angus

• Also read: How a Kirkcaldy school teaches kids who speak 22 different languages

The Angus schools with the highest proportions of EAL pupils are:

• St Thomas’ Primary School – 52.1%
• St Margaret’s Primary School – 30%
• Ladyloan Primary School – 11.3%
• Warddykes Primary School – 10.5%
• Andover Primary School – 10. 2%
• Hayshead Primary School – 9.3%
• Arbroath Academy – 8.7%
• Arbroath High School – 7.5%
• Mattocks Primary School – 7.2%
• Muirfield Primary School – 6.6%

How many EAL pupils does your Angus school have?