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Talk for reading focuses on the way that children’s talk underpins the development of their reading (and writing).
We will look at:
The development of talk; the crucial role of serve and return conversations; building firm foundations in communication and language to support reading.
Research findings related to language and early reading – what are the implications for learning and teaching, looking at the proposed revisions to the EYFS?
Ask the question “When does talk turn into reading?”
Please see flier below for more details.
For an update on the centre, please see the letter below.
Associate Development Solutions have funding to run an ILM Young Leaders' course for the Midlands collaborative during 2019. This is suitable for young people aged 14-24 who may be in your participation groups. Please see the flyer for more information or email jasmin@associatesolutions.co.uk for any enquires. Expressions of interest in applying for the course are to be made by Tuesday 30 April 2019 by 5:00pm. The course will start in June 2019.
Please see below for the latest newsletter from SSSAB (Solihull Schools Strategic Accountability Board).
Please find attached letter from Phil Leivers, Assistant Director and Adrian Cattell, Head of Human Resources regarding all services cleared to work unsupervised in schools/colleges consistent with Keeping Children Safe in Education 2018.
