Campaign news
 A success in the making!In the four months since the Oxfordshire Reading Campaign has been running, so much has happened. Co-ordinator Sam Pope gives a brief update on what’s been going on. Find out more.  |
 Welcome to the Oxfordshire Reading CampaignOn this site you can find out all about the campaign, keep in touch with the latest news and find out how you can volunteer to help. You can also read articles and tips on how to support your child’s literacy development. Find out more. |
 Campaign supportersThe Oxfordshire Reading Campaign is being supported by local stakeholders from Prime Minister and Witney MP David Cameron to Oxford author Colin Dexter OBE. Read their messages of support here. |
 John Pilling, Reader Services Manager; Children, Young People and Families, blogs about Oxfordshire Libraries support of the Oxfordshire Reading Campaign.
Encouraging a love of reading is what librarians do, and we are delighted to be able to work with the Oxfordshire Reading Campaign to reach more children and families across the county, and to get them reading for pleasure. Read full post Read previous posts. |
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Nick Cope's Songbook at the Story Museum - Saturday 9 February Monkeys, bears, socks and mud! Nick Cope (former Candyskins frontman) sings about everything children are REALLY interested in. Sit back and relax, or get up and dance! More info See full calendar of events |
For parents
 One WorldFun literacy boosting activities for your children with a global flavour. Find out more. |
 Philip Pullman competitionWe have a fabulous family ticket to The Firework-Maker’s Daughter at Oxford Playhouse and a new edition of His Dark Materials to give away. Find out more. |
 Helping your child with readingDid you know that as a parent you can make all the difference to your child’s communication skills? By spending time with your children, speaking and reading with them you can really help them develop key literacy skills. To find out more, click here. |
 Join the library togetherDid you know that there are more than 40 libraries in Oxfordshire? It’s free to join and every child can get their own library card. Most local libraries offer regular rhymetime sessions for babies and toddlers, and a range of activities and events for older children during the school holidays. Find your nearest library here. |
 As part of the Oxfordshire Reading Campaign we are looking for volunteers to work in local schools with children on a programme of activities.Find out how you can help. |
