Estelle Morris To Chair School Libraries Commission
Written by jen, 28th January 2010
A commission to examine the future of school library provision in England is being launched by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) and the National Literacy Trust (NLT). The commission will be chaired by former secretary of state for education and skills Estelle Morris and will deliver its findings in June.
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