FIFTEEN MINUTES a day.
That is how much time students of the All Saints Primary have been asked to set aside for reading.
That advice came from Benjamin Craigg, who was speaking at the launch of a literacy handbook compiled by a special committee at the school. The launch was part of activities to culminate the school’s Reading Week. (YB)
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