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Family Learning Festival Awards

2009 was the fifth year for the Family Learning Festival awards. Winners receive £100 for their organisation which is presented at the high profile Family Learning Network Families for our Times conference. Winners also have an opportunity to raise the profile of their organisation and their work through www.familylearningfestival.com and PR generated by the Campaign for Learning.

Best event embedding literacy, language and numeracy.
Sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Get On

Winner 2009

Barnet Unison

 

Winners 2008

Bridgegate Drugs Service
London Borough of Enfield
Burton College

 

Winners 2007

Top Valley Extended Schools Partnership
Batley Girls School
Watford Central Library

Best event by a first time organiser of a Family Learning Festival event.
Sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

Winner 2009

University of East Anglia

Best event involving the arts, culture or heritage.
Sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

Winner 2009

Somerset Skills and Learning

Best event involving sports or physical activity.
Sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

Winner 2009

Sure Start Central Southampton

Best event held by a VCS organisation.
Sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

Winner 2009

Community Learning Partnership

Best event in a prison setting.
Sponsored by Action for Prisoners’ Families

Winner 2008

HMP Buckley Hall

Winner 2007

HMP Leicester

 

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