introducing peeple who we are what we do programme aims The - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

introducing peeple • who we are • what we do

programme aims The Peep Learning Together Programme is a family learning programme which aims to support parents to: • improve the Home Learning Environment (HLE) by valuing and extending everyday learning opportunities • develop secure attachment relationships with their babies and young children • gain formal recognition of their learning

programme aims By supporting parents, the programme aims to improve children’s: • personal social and emotional development • communication and language • early literacy development • early maths development • health and physical development

why does this programme work What makes a difference to children? • quality of the Home Learning Environment • quality of relationships between parents/carers and children

evidence base The Birth to School Study • evidence base for the Peep Learning Together Programme- shows that the Peep LTP makes a difference to the home learning environment Learning Together Study – current study

ORIM framework – strength based O - Opportunities R - Recognition I - Interaction M - Modelling Peter Hannon and Cathy Nutbrown University of Sheffield

programme overview

topic content • topic aim(s) • topic key ideas • orim in action • talk time (3 different ways) • songs and rhymes • stories to share • things to do at home

parent qualifications Peep Progression Pathway • SCQF units that are credit-rated by SQA • three levels – SCQF Level 3, 4 and 5

college agreements 10

peep in high schools 11

peep in prison ‘It’s helped me exist. I feel more like a father. Even getting to stand up with my daughter makes a huge difference. In a normal visit session, we can’t get off our seats.’ 12

Julie Jones - Lecturer, Inverness UHI ‘We have been running Peep in Inverness to give parents the opportunity to feel comfortable within the college environment and give them the opportunity to access further learning at college. HNC students support with the sessions so they can gain an understanding of how the sessions are run and gives them the opportunity to develop skills in working with families. I think having Peep as part of the HNC would be amazing or even if it could be an optional unit for them to do.’ 13

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