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Oldham Family Hubs Christmas literacy event boosts children's skills

Royton schools are boosting children's literacy through festive educational events that parents say are building confidence.

Schools across Royton came together this Christmas to boost children's literacy skills through Oldham Council's Making It REAL programme. The festive event saw families celebrating while their children developed crucial reading and writing abilities through fun, seasonal activities.

The Making It REAL (Raising Early Achievement in Literacy) initiative has been running across Oldham, with parents reporting significant improvements in their children's confidence. One parent shared that their daughter, who previously struggled with conversations, is now 'massively boosting her confidence' through the programme.

This Christmas literacy event is part of a broader effort to give young children in Oldham the best possible start in life. Schools across the area have been working together to create engaging learning opportunities that combine education with seasonal celebration.

The programme focuses on early intervention, helping children develop strong literacy foundations before they start formal schooling. Parents have praised the initiative for its positive impact on their children's development, with one noting how their child 'came out of her shell' thanks to the free sessions provided through Oldham Family Hubs.

What Christmas literacy event for children across Royton schools
Who Oldham Council's Making It REAL programme, local schools, families
Where Royton area, Oldham
Why it matters Improves children's literacy skills and confidence through fun, family-focused activities
What's next Continued rollout of Making It REAL programme across Oldham Family Hubs

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