A home language is the language, or languages, that families use for most interactions at home. Andie Warner, Head of Languages Faculty and English Language and English Literature Teacher at ICS London, discusses why maintaining and developing students’ home language(s) is important for many reasons such as culture and identity, cognitive benefits and learning other languages.
With a student body representing more than 70 nationalities and well over 30 languages spoken, multilingualism is fundamental to creating connection and inclusion at The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL). 
Rachael Bogdans, Communications Manager at the International School of Los Angeles, explains why learning a new language can help improve cognitive skills and development
Australian International School in Vietnam has developed a program to develop reading, writing, speaking and listening skills for language learners.
Haut-Lac International Bilingual School compares the advantages and different aspects of learning a language whether as a child or an adult. 
Françoise Zurbach, Head at EIFA International School, shares her thoughts on why bilingualism in young children is so beneficial.