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Cheltenham Festivals, organisers of the annual Cheltenham Literature Festival, are generously supporting parents with homeschooling throughout the third national lockdown. They have made the family and schools events from #cheltlitfest 2020 available to watch via their website until the February half term.
A statement on the Cheltenham Festivals website states - "Teachers, parents and carers looking for ways to get children and young people reading can enjoy free book events featuring fabulous author talks, draw-alongs, poetry and storytelling, with creative challenges. You can also download one of our Create Your Own Festival packs and recreate #cheltlitfest at home."
Kids have the opportunity to draw along with Alex T Smith Cluade, listen to stories read by Anna James Pages, Katherine Rundell, Liz Hyder and many inspiring writers. For full details visit the Cheltenham Festivals website.
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Cheltenham Literature Festival, 10-19 October, promises a feast for the mind. As the world’s longest-running literature festival, the annual event leads the way in celebrating the written and spoken word, presenting the best new voices in fiction and poetry alongside literary greats and high-profile speakers.
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