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Literacy and English

Rona Tyler (Hame poetry competition winners)

Rona Tyler (Hame poetry competition winners)

Rona Tyler reads her prizewinning poem.

Matt Steel (Hame poetry competition winners)

Matt Steel (Hame poetry competition winners)

Matt Steel reads his prizewinning poem, 'What is home?' poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'

Jack Proudfoot (Hame poetry competition winners)

Jack Proudfoot (Hame poetry competition winners)

Jack Proudfoot reads his prizewinning poem, 'Hame'. Jack's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'.

Georgia Watson (Hame poetry competition winners)

Georgia Watson (Hame poetry competition winners)

Georgia Watson reads her prizewinning poem, 'Ma Wee Hame'. Georgia's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'.

Megan Gemmell (Hame poetry competition winners)

Megan Gemmell (Hame poetry competition winners)

Megan Gemmell reads her prizewinning poem, 'Ma Hame'. Matt's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'.

Jessica Curry (Hame poetry competition winners)

Jessica Curry (Hame poetry competition winners)

Jessica Curry reads her prizewinning poem. Jessica's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'

Keigan Flannagan (Hame poetry competition winners)

Keigan Flannagan (Hame poetry competition winners)

Keigan Flannagan reads his prizewinning poem, 'Ma Braw Hoose'. Keigan's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'

Joe Sanders (Hame poetry competition winners)

Joe Sanders (Hame poetry competition winners)

Joe Sanders reads his prizewinning poem. Joe's poem is published in 'Hame: an anthology of poems by Scotland's young people'.

Scotland Reads - Paired Reading in Action

Scotland Reads - Paired Reading in Action

This video contains examples of what good paired reading techniques should look like. It shows tutors reading alongside children and also has interviews with pupils, parents and teachers.

David Booth Keynote

David Booth Keynote

Professor David Booth delivered an entertaining and thought-provoking keynote speech that encouraged us all to consider carefully just what we mean by the term literacy.