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Find out moreWe have been privileged to work with Norfolk Virtual School to provide bespoke Catch Up® Literacy training designed specifically for foster and kinship carers. This training has allowed the carers to support both reading progress and reading enjoyment for the children in their care.
The Norfolk Virtual School Inclusion and Achievement Adviser has provided us with the following feedback:
‘Catch Up have worked with the virtual school to tailor the intervention to the needs of its participants. Children have found the books used to be engaging and varied and carers have commented on the positive impact that they have seen through the programme.’
We are keen to expand this exciting work and link with other virtual schools, agencies and parent groups to support even more children. If you would like further details please contact us.
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