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It is hoped that every organisation that works with parents
will get involved with the campaign by thinking about how
it can encourage family reading. The campaign is being launched
on Monday January 15 at The Oval in Lambeth as part of Family
Reading Fortnight.
Family
Reading Fortnight runs from 8-20 January. It is a chance for
people working in all sectors to celebrate the work they are
doing to promote family reading. You can see some of the family
reading activity that's going on in the Family Reading Campaign
case studies.
The campaign launch has been planned to coincide with the
launch of the parent strand of the BBC's RaW (Reading and
Writing) campaign. The BBC has produced a parents' storytelling
pack - a bumper pack of stories, stickers and ideas to help
support parents in reading with their children. For more information
on how to order visit www.bbc.co.uk/raw.
More information about the campaign can be found at www.bbc.co.uk/raw/campaign/.
From after-school reading cafes to reading events on the
SS Great Britain, families around the country are being encouraged
to share books together. Libraries are also running lots of
activity to support the campaign - contact your local library
to find out what's going on in your area and to see how your
organisation could join in. You can find your local library
at: www.findyourlibrary.co.uk.
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