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Helping children and families use English as an additional language

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Ofsted
Published
17 June 2014

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This good practice example shows what support Ravensthorpe Community Childcare and Kirklees Local Authority give to children and families who speak English as an additional language. It focuses on how they support the children in developing their early language and literacy skills, both at preschool and at home. It also shows how they help adults to improve their employability.

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Published 17 June 2014

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