St Raphael’s School hosts expert panel on literacy and reading

St Raphael's School invites you to a transformative evening that will revolutionise your approach to literacy.

Our upcoming Reading Revolution event, featuring the expert panel Literacy – The Foundation of Success, is a must-attend for families with children from birth to Year 6.

Event highlights

Date and time: November 4th at 6:15 PM
Host: Principal Emma Fowler

Join us for an enlightening discussion that will:

  • Reveal the profound impact of reading on personal growth and development
  • Provide practical strategies to foster a love of reading in your home
  • Offer expert insights on how literacy shapes academic and life success

 

Distinguished panel

Our exceptional lineup of experts includes:

  • Representatives from Raising Literacy SA
  • Specialists from Unley Library
  • Renowned children’s authors:
    • Andrew Joyner
    • Tania Ingram
    • Mandy Foot

 

Why attend?

  1. Gain Valuable Insights: Learn how reading enhances cognitive, social, and emotional development
  2. Practical Tips: Discover creative ways to integrate reading into daily life
  3. Expert Advice: Access a wealth of knowledge from literacy specialists and successful authors
  4. Community Building: Connect with other families passionate about fostering literacy
  5. Free Admission: This invaluable event is offered at no cost to attendees

 

Interactive experience

This family-friendly event welcomes children, embodying St Raphael’s commitment to nurturing lifelong learners. Engage in lively discussions and leave with actionable strategies to create a reading-rich environment at home.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the Reading Revolution. Attend our expert panel and unlock the power of literacy for your family’s future success.


For more information:

raph.catholic.edu.au

 

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