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ASCEL Conference 9 November 2012

Explore the upcoming themes of Animal Champions, Carnival, and Myths with a modern twist. Learn about the SRC Volunteering and Chatterbooks initiatives, creating a shared toolbox for library services. Delve into the strategic framework that integrates various strands to promote reading across the network. Discover the prioritized calendar spikes and enhanced activities to boost engagement further. Join us in celebrating the Big 10 as we thank you for your participation!

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ASCEL Conference 9 November 2012

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  1. ASCEL Conference 9 November 2012 Miranda McKearney OBE Founder Director, The Reading Agency Miranda.mckearney@readingagency.org.uk

  2. Themes 2013 – 2015 2013 Possible themes 2014-2015 Working titles • Animal Champions • Carnival • Myths and Legends – with contemporary twist!

  3. 2013 Plans

  4. SRC Volunteering

  5. Chatterbooks

  6. Year round volunteering

  7. Prioritised shared toolbox to deliver baseline offer to public • Chart shows how different strands in the strategy work together to create a shared offer across the library network. • The five prioritised calendar spikes have emerged from consultation process – five focal points in year for a shared library network push on reading • There will be an additional enhanced menu of activities, capturing other nationally brokered programmes used by under 60% of authorities, and additional calendar spikes e.g. literary prizes

  8. The Big 10THANK YOU!

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