Sheffield High School pupil Nawar's language skills are '˜très bon'

A Sheffield youngster showed her language skills were top class in a national competition.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th Jul 2016, 16:17 BST
Updated 6th Jul 2016, 17:32 BST
Nawar Hussain from Sheffield High School is celebrating after finishing as runner-up in the French category at the national final of the Routes into Languages Spelling Bee at Anglia Ruskin University. Photo: Phil MynottNawar Hussain from Sheffield High School is celebrating after finishing as runner-up in the French category at the national final of the Routes into Languages Spelling Bee at Anglia Ruskin University. Photo: Phil Mynott
Nawar Hussain from Sheffield High School is celebrating after finishing as runner-up in the French category at the national final of the Routes into Languages Spelling Bee at Anglia Ruskin University. Photo: Phil Mynott

Sheffield High School pupil Nawar Hussain was runner-up in the French category at the national final of the Routes into Languages Spelling Bee at Anglia Ruskin University.

Over 75,000 youngsters from 580 schools across the country took part in this year’s competition and Nawar won class, school and regional heats to reach the final.

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