Sentence examples for reader programme from inspiring English sources

Support for the Every Child a Reader programme is an example of where the government has already shown initiative. 5.

Children on the Every Child A Reader programme will get one-to-one tuition for half an hour a day with specialist teachers, for between 12 and 20 weeks.

Typical of Mr Brown, he also announced that the Every Child a Reader programme, giving catch-up tuition to six-year-olds who are falling behind in reading, will be extended nationwide.

The Every Child A Reader programme, which gives six-year-old children extra reading support, is being expanded to more than 13,000 children this year after a successful pilot.

The success of the £10m three-year experiment in inner-city schools, which was half funded by the government and half by charitable trusts, has prompted the chancellor to extend the Every Child A Reader programme to more than 30,000 pupils by 2011.

According to conspiracy theorists, the Mind Reader programme involved Butler placing something called an Aspiration Dipersal Field generator in a disused mineshaft in Skelmersdale.

I spoke to Irene Picton from the Young Readers Programme at the National Literacy Trust (literacytrust.org.uk) – incidentally, Picton didn't learn to read till she was seven.

For example, each picture must have text describing it, so that screen-reader programmes can tell blind people what is there.Some customers have legitimate claims.

Leaving aside the fact that this information was obvious within the first 30 seconds of the opening scene, I felt it necessary to point out to my disappointed reader that the programme had actually aired the night before my article appeared.

Though she maintained her campaigning zeal, as co-founder of English PEN's readers and writers programme, promoting writing in prisons and deprived communities, she was quickly becoming a full-time author with an ambitious programme of speaking tours and events, which was cut short by breast cancer.

Keen-eyed readers of the programme for this year's Hay festival - published on the same day as a Wodehouse shortlist that included Self, Alan Bennett and Garrison Keillor - will have noticed Self described as the "winner of the 2008 Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse prize for comic fiction".