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Literacy news

Literacy news covers the latest news from the media and other sources, as well as updates on NLT activity. The most recent headlines are listed below and you can browse archived news by moving through the page numbers at the bottom of the page.

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  • 23Mar2010
    Library Modernisation Review released today

    The Library Modernisation Review has been published today by Minister of State for Culture, Media & Sport, Margaret Hodge.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 22Mar2010
    Report states key to saving libraries lies in free internet access and Sunday opening

    The Government library review will state that libraries can flourish if they offer free internet access, Sunday opening and a promise to provide any book in the national book collection, according to the Guardian.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 18Mar2010
    CILIP Manifesto released for 2010

    The Chartered Institute of Libraries and Information Providers (CILIP) has released their manifesto for 2010 suggesting key priorities for the new government to consider.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 18Mar2010
    One in six students achieve three A grades at A-Level

    Research carried out by exam board Cambridge Assessment reveals that the number of pupils achieving three A grades at A-level has doubled since the 1990s. As a result universities have been facing difficulties distinguishing between students for places.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 15Mar2010
    NLT announces two new evaluation studies

    Read more about the ERS evaluation report of cross-authority partnership working during the National Year of Reading Campaign. In addition, the mid-point evaluation summary of the NLT's project Partners in Literacy, is now available.

    Posted by Emily Mottram

  • 12Mar2010
    Foundation stage hits reception teachers hard

    Survey of practitioners highlights pressures of first year

    Posted by Sarah Zoysa

  • 11Mar2010
    All-party group to champion Sure Start Children’s Centres

    An all-party group of MPs has been launched to champion the work of Sure Start Children's Centres within Parliament.

    Posted by Edward Mather

  • 11Mar2010
    Education services face £300m of cuts

    Teacher training, extended services and IT in schools are expected to bear the brunt of a £300m cost cutting drive by the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) it was revealed today.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 09Mar2010
    Early Reading Connects logo change

    As you may have noticed, the National Literacy Trust has a fantastic new website and a new brand. As part of this, we have updated the logo of the organisation and have made a change to project logos, including the Early Reading Connects logo...

    Posted by Lucy Hawkins

  • 08Mar2010
    Ofsted judgements of inadequacy rise in latest data

    The proportion of schools judged by inspectors to be ‘inadequate’ has almost doubled in the last six months to one to 13, Ofsted data revealed today.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

 
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