Family Reading Matters is delivered by the
NLT on behalf of the DCSF
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- Story Sessions - Barnardo's Social Inclusion Service and Cornwall Library Services - signed story sessions and an arts day at the Eden Project
- Exploring new territory, HMP Birmingham - how a Got Kids? Get Reading! project helped the library and education department get men reading with their children
- Bookstart - nationwide book gifting programme working with health services to reach very young children
- Children's centres and family reading - what children's centres nationwide can do to promote reading, including examples of partnership with libraries
- Family learning and libraries, Cumbria - robot-building workshops that attracted dads (from the Reading Champions pages)
- Everybody's Book project, East Sussex - making a picture book written and illustrated by children and adults in temporary accommodation
- Extra Time gets RaW with the BBC, Liverpool - how Everton FC is promoting storytelling and community cohesion
- The Federation of Children's Book Groups - examples of activities and events
- Lambeth libraries, London - a Love Libraries event with children's writers and illustrators
- Reading Is Fundamental, UK - an initiative allowing children to choose and keep free books and take part in fun events with their families
- 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
- Bedtime Wriggly Readers, Loughborough - library workers put on their PJs for storytime with babies and toddlers
- Mosscare 'reads' the way forward, Manchester - how a housing association, in partnership with a Sure Start librarian, set up a reading corner in its offices
- National Tell a Story Day, Mayfield Library, Midlothian - family activities and story-telling for Halloween
- North Huyton Sure Start, Knowsley - partnership with football clubs and Bookstart to reach out to dads (from the Reading Champions pages)
- Right to Read, Knowsley - training foster carers to support children who have missed out on family reading experiences, in conjunction with children's services, a Primary Care Trust and social services
- Encouraging looked-after children to engage in reading, Peterborough - encouraging foster carers to share books regularly with children
- Southwark libraries - partnerships in action - special cards for foster carers and home-educated children, plus a partnership with Sure Start children's centres
- The Café Reading Project, St Stephen's C of E Primary School, Lambeth - families choose books from the library and share them in the local café
- Woodburn Parents' Library, Dalkeith, Midlothian - how parents at a primary school made books for their children and set up a lending library
More information on libraries from the NLT site
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