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Michael Rosen

25 September 2007

PEAL LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE

The Parents, Early Years and Learning (PEAL) programme, led by NCB, has today announced the launch of their new website www.peal.org.uk which will play a key role in supporting early years practitioners working with parents to improve the learning outcomes of children.

The new site offers a range of essential tools and resources, including latest links to research and information on training programmes supporting early years practitioners. It also acts as a platform for the development of an online community, uniting practitioners across the country by sharing good practice ideas and invaluable experience beyond the skills gained from attending the PEAL training.

Sue Owen, Director of the Early Childhood Unit at NCB said: 'We are delighted to be launching this fantastic new resource to early years practitioners to help them find out more about the PEAL programme and enable them to access a wealth of information on parental support for children's learning. The new website will complement the free training courses we are offering and provide information on how to use the training to obtain a very valuable qualification. We would encourage practitioners to sign up to the quarterly e-bulletin and log on to the online discussion forum so they don't miss out on vital information and latest news from the sector.'

PEAL aims to increase levels of educational achievement for children living in disadvantaged areas; increase knowledge and confidence for parents in enhancing their children's learning; and increase knowledge, skills and qualifications for early years practitioners enabling them to work closer with parents and children. For more information about the project visit www.peal.org.uk, email pealinfo@ncb.org.uk or call 020 7843 6444.

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Notes for editors:

1. PEAL aims to increase levels of educational achievement for children living in disadvantaged areas, increase knowledge and confidence for parents in how to enhance their children's learning and increase knowledge, skills and qualifications for early years practitioners enabling them to work closer with parents and children. For more information visit www.peal.org.uk <http://www.peal.org.uk> or call 020 7843 6444

2. ECU works to encourage discussion and debate with those who are involved with children from birth to eight. For more information visit www.earlychildhood.org.uk <http://www.earlychildhood.org.uk> or call 020 7843 6064

3. NCB promotes the voices, interests and well-being of all children and young people across every aspect of their lives. As a leading body for the children's sector in England and Northern Ireland, we provide essential information on policy, research and best practice for our members and other partners. For further information visit www.ncb.org.uk <http://www.ncb.org.uk> or call 020 7843 6000

For further information on this release contact:
Paulina Filippou, Communications Officer, PEAL Project, Early Childhood Unit
Tel: 020 7843 1169 / Media office mobile: 07721697033
Email: pfilippou@ncb.org.uk

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