Ep 5 - How to get children reading for pleasure & why it really matters, with SF Said
Talk for Teachers, with Pie CorbettShow Notes
In this episode of Talk for Teachers, Pie and Jamie talk to the wonderful SF Said about reading for pleasure in light of recent calls for a second 'year of reading' to become a DECADE of focus on reading. SF Said is the author of award-winning children’s books including Tyger, Phoenix and Varjak Paw – which featured in BookTrust’s list of 100 Best Children’s Books from the last 100 Years, and has been studied as part of the national Key Stage 2 curriculum. Said is a powerful advocate for making reading a more inclusive experience for more children.
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