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How did it all start for LLU+

How did it all start for LLU+. Book making in a nursery Discussion group with parents Understanding Nursery Education Helping My Child with Reading & Writing. Progression. Volunteer literacy Tutors in secondary Schools (levels 2 & 3) Peachers – Parents as Teachers of Parents (level 3)

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How did it all start for LLU+

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  1. How did it all start for LLU+ • Book making in a nursery • Discussion group with parents • Understanding Nursery Education • Helping My Child with Reading & Writing

  2. Progression • Volunteer literacy Tutors in secondary Schools (levels 2 & 3) • Peachers – Parents as Teachers of Parents (level 3) • Teaching assistants (levels 1, 2 & 3) • City and Guilds 7302 (level 3) • City & Guilds 7407 stages 1 & 2 (level 4) • Certificate Programme in Adult Education

  3. Progression in Basic Skills • Pre-GCSE English (level 1) • Pre-GCSE Maths (Level 1) • GCSE English (level 2) • Level 2 Maths

  4. Other first level courses • Helping My Child with Numeracy • Language Development for Under Fives • Best Start for Babies • Best Start for Toddlers

  5. Where we work • In children’s centres • In nursery schools • In primary schools • In secondary schools • With faith groups • With community organisations • In prisons

  6. What we believe • All parents want their children to do well at school • All parents can support their children’s education • We must always start from parents’ existing skills and experiences, not what they cannot do or do not have • Bilingualism is a huge asset

  7. A few Journeys • Errol • Mavis • Merle • Sandra

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