Gladstone Primary school in Peterborough, which has 440 pupils, is dominated by students from the Punjab, with smaller groups from Afghanistan, Lithuania and Latvia.
But despite the language barrier the school has scored highly in its Ofsted reports and the headmaster sees bilingualism as an advantage.
Christine Parker, the head, told the Sunday Times: “More and more of the world is going bilingual. More >>
See: The Telegraph
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