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Story summary
- Miriam Starling argues against replacing French with Spanish in British schools, contending that language learning enriches lives beyond utility.
- Sean Ennis supports this view, saying disengagement stems from low expectations in education rather than the language chosen.
- David Head notes that German is the most sought-after language by British employers, yet it is neglected in schools.
- He adds that with the right teaching, British students can excel in foreign languages.
