Read to Lead at Calderstones Mansion House
Read to Lead at Calderstones Mansion House7/8/9th April; 30th April/1st/2nd May
Calderstones Mansion House, Calderstones Park, Liverpool L18 3JD
Looking for a new start this Spring? There are two open Read to Lead courses taking place this April and May at Calderstones Mansion House which will give a fresh perspective on reading and thinking about literature.
"It’s a wonderful journey; a homecoming of sorts. I really like the motion and experience of something coming to life off the page and becoming real to the hearer in the moment. You change when you hear an extract or a poem read to you for the first time, everytime" - attendee on Read to Lead
Read to Lead is The Reader Organisation's revolutionary course which introduces the working practice of shared reading. Over a stimulating, inspiring and enriching three days you will discover how to use literature to its full effect in shared reading groups and learn the skills needed to start your own group within your community. Following the course you will gain access to exclusive and specially tailored Ongoing Learning provision, offering support and enabling you to further your shared reading practice.
There are currently two places left on our Read to Lead course at Calderstones on 7th-9th April. Additional places are available on our second Read to Lead course at Calderstones on 30th April-2nd May. To apply for a place, please contact Literary Learning Coordinator Jennifer Kelly: jenniferkelly@thereader.org.uk or call 0151 207 7207
On recent Read to Lead courses (January 2014), 100% of attendees said that Read to Lead has been an investment in their personal wellbeing and they would recommend to a colleague.
Read to Lead costs £750 per person. This includes access to Ongoing Learning for 12 months. We offer a concessionary place of £250 on each course, and flexible payment options are available to all.
For more information about Read to Lead, please see our website: https://www.thereader.org.uk/courses/read-to-lead
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