Sentence examples for reading schemes from inspiring English sources

We talked about other books and national reading schemes.

It's not about testing and reading schemes, but about loving stories and passing on that passion to our children.

Dull, Janet-and-John-style reading supreme reinned supreme in the 1960s until the caterpillar showed up.

Morgan had been shocked to learn of the low levels of literacy in the prison population and devoted the royalties from the book, Invisible Crying Tree to setting up peer mentoring reading schemes in prisons.

Without it, two of her classes that "really need" new reading books this year – they currently have old reading schemes "stuck together with ancient Sellotape" – now won't get them.

After an eclectic career that included spells as a teacher, hospital mortuary worker and writer of reading schemes for educational publishers, Peet only decided to start his first novel at the age of 52.

To find out more see Buddying schemes in action– a collection of brief case studies from schools who are successfully delivering reading buddy schemes as part of the Paired reading scheme a teacher toolkit from the National Literacy Trust.

The "Janet and John" reading scheme was certainly not phonics-based - it used whole-word recognition and the repetition of a basic core vocabulary.

Prisons minister Jeremy Wright, who last week announced the partnership at Wandsworth jail, said the reading scheme would be rolled out across every public prison in England and Wales and, wherever a prisoner goes, access to the scheme will follow.

Burt's reading scheme has been used by many schools to provide extra consolidation for pupils in key stage 2 who are struggling with reading, based on the letters and sounds system.

Kipen, programme director of American community reading scheme The Big Read, has vowed to eat a copy of To Kill a Mockingbird if any one of the 128 residents of Kelleys Island in Ohio fails to read the book.