Family Reading Matters is delivered by the
NLT on behalf of the DCSF
|
 |
| This section includes
Sure Start local programmes.
|  |
- Bookstart - nationwide book gifting programme working with libraries and health services
- Children's centres and family reading - what children's centres nationwide can do, including partnership with libraries
- Stoke Speaks Out to families - a project to address early language problems and encourage family reading
- Story sack success, Boston - story sacks incorporated in the curriculum of a nursery school
- Sure Start Kennington, Lambeth, London - partnership with libraries brings book characters to life
- Sure Start Myatt's Field Angell Town, Lambeth, London - literacy development together with health workers, libraries and a hostel for teenage mums
- Sure Start Dungiven and Limavady, Northern Ireland - supporting family reading with Chatter Packs
- Bedtime Wriggly Readers, Loughborough - library workers put on their PJs for storytime with babies and toddlers
- Supporting home reading in Midlothian with PEEP - what goes on at a PEEP group for young children and their parents
- Mosscare 'reads' the way forward, Manchester - a housing association in partnership with Sure Start
- North Huyton Sure Start, Knowsley - partnership with libraries, football clubs and Bookstart to reach out to dads (from the Reading Champions pages)
- The Question Game - a game used in family learning sessions to help parents and children talk about books
- Share books and talk together - a resource for parents produced jointly by Talk To Your Baby and Bookstart
- Southwark libraries - partnerships in action - special cards for foster carers and home-educated children, plus a partnership with Sure Start children's centres
- TinyTalk - baby signing organisation launches an early literacy skills curriculum and signed book time
- First Steps children's centre and 'A Winter's Tale', Westminster - involving parents in a winter-themed reading and writing project
See also the Children's centres case studies
More information on early years from the NLT site
|  |
|
|