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It was a pleasure attending the "Turning the Page: Strengthening Communities Through Literacy" event as a National Literacy Trust signature partner! Wonderful takeaways seeing how much great work is happening with regional and local businesses, charities, and leaders coming together to galvanise change. Despite incredible work happening across local communities, early childhood development challenges remain pressing:
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Together, we can turn the page for early years literacy and build a brighter future for every child.
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Margaret and Anita discuss some of the lessons learnt from "no-tech" days for early-years children.
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