Friday, September 18, 2009
The National Literacy Trust has launched a Manifesto for literacy to call on the political parties to prioritise literacy in their manifestos for the anticipated 2010 election. The Manifesto for literacy makes specific recommendations for government to develop literacy support for families, to modernise literacy teaching and to run a national campaign taking literacy to new audiences.
The United Kingdom Literacy Association made a substantial submission to the consultation which led to the final manifesto content. Download the UKLA’s submission (PDF format)
The NLT manifesto can be read in full here: http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/manifesto
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UKLA has allowed me to further develop my interest in multiliteracies by providing me with the means to discuss and share practice with other like-minded colleagues. ”
Martin Waller
Primary Teacher
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