Learn to Love to Read
Becoming a confident reader will change a child's life. We make that happen.
Stories
Amtul and Ani
We met Amtul, a single mother, and her daughter when she came to our early literacy sessions.
Arham and his Mum
Once he was given one-to-one support he quickly developed a love for books.
Two brothers
We worked with Amyn and Rahim, two boys from a Syrian family, when they had recently arrived in the UK.
News
Why early intervention is so vital
21 May 2019
H is for Harry film
3 Mar 2019
Give a Book
15 Dec 2018
World Book Day 2018
6 Mar 2018
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