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New national school programme for literacy announced - Public Health Network Cymru
New literacy support will be rolled out to schools across Wales, following over £8 million investment. Bangor University has been successful in being awarded a grant of £8.2 million over the next three years for the CAL:ON Cymru project. This allows them to establish a centre of excellence for literacy teaching and deliver bilingual nationally […] The post New national school programme for literacy announced appeared first on Public Health Netwo…
The Welsh Government has announced a new national school program to improve literacy following an investment of over £8m. Bangor University has succeeded in securing a grant of £8.2m over the next three years for the CAL:ON Cymru project which is a national center of excellence for literacy in Welsh and English.
£8m project aims to boost reading standards across Wales
A major new literacy initiative will be rolled out to schools across Wales after Bangor University secured £8.2 million in funding from the Welsh Government to lead the project. The funding, announced by the government today, will support the CAL:ON Cymru project — short for the Centre for the Advancement of Literacy: research-led Outcomes and […]
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