National Literacy Trust
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The National Literacy Trust (NLT) is an independent charity (Registered No. 1116260) based in London, England, that creates literacy partnerships to change lives.
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[edit] Purpose
Founded in 1993, the NLT brings together partners in education and the community in innovative ways, working towards a society in which everyone has the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills they need to fulfill their potential.
The NLT works across all age groups, enabling social inclusion through the promotion of literacy skills.[1]
[edit] Key projects
- National Reading Campaign
- Reading is Fundamental[2]
- Reading The Game
- Reading Connects
- Talk to your Baby
- 2008 National Year of Reading
[edit] References
- ^ Independent review of goals: Infomat.net website.
- ^ Two projects explained: National Reading Campaign and Reading is Fundamental, The Good Web Guide online.
[edit] External links
- National Literacy Trust website.
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