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Promoting reading and maths, science and technology through Dr Who

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Published
16 June 2014

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Nottinghamshire ACLS has developed an innovative approach of using a popular TV programme, Doctor Who, to promote family learning by encouraging children and parents to work together, develop their literacy and communication skills and, at the same time, promote an interest in mathematics, science and technology.

Published 16 June 2014