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Case study - Storytime Sessions
4 Oct 2010
Combining traditional storytelling with interactive fun has proved to be a winning formula for engaging parents at Marsham Street Children’s Centre in London. Glynis Mates, Early Years practitioner at the centre, explains how they have been encouraging family involvement in reading activities through the introduction of Storytime Sessions.
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