Case studies
Case study - Big family read
13 Jun 2008
This summer saw the launch of Cramlington High School's first ever Big Family Read (BFR). It was set up in partnership with the extended schools, family learning and public library services. The project aimed to encourage families to read and share books together, sustain reading skills over the summer holiday, ease the transition process and promote our school library.
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