The socio-cultural characteristics and needs of a Portuguese community in South London

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Noguiera, M. and Porteous, D. 2004. The socio-cultural characteristics and needs of a Portuguese community in South London. in: Abreu, G., Cline, T. and Lambert, H. (ed.) The education of Portuguese children in Britain: insights from research and practice in England and overseas: proceedings from the working conference organised in November 2001 at the University of Luton, England. London, UK Portuguese Education Department. pp. 51-74
Chapter titleThe socio-cultural characteristics and needs of a Portuguese community in South London
AuthorsNoguiera, M. and Porteous, D.
Abstract

Drawing on secondary sources and interviews with service providers, community representatives and local residents, the findings from the research study reported in this chapter provide a snapshot of a community, which is thought to have grown ten-fold in the last decade. The study provides insights into the context for and dynamics underpinning educational and social disadvantage within a Portuguese Community in South London and identifies the key areas for further policy research and development.

Page range51-74
Book titleThe education of Portuguese children in Britain: insights from research and practice in England and overseas: proceedings from the working conference organised in November 2001 at the University of Luton, England.
EditorsAbreu, G., Cline, T. and Lambert, H.
PublisherPortuguese Education Department
Place of publicationLondon, UK
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Print2004
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Deposited14 Sep 2009
Output statusPublished
LanguageEnglish
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