Bridge Foundation Newsletter READ FOR THE RECORD DAY, NEWSLETTER, 2016 | Page 7

READ FOR THE RECORD DAY, 2016 MAYARO READ TO RISE
SPONSORED BY BG TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NOW SHELL | Issue 5
What is the
difference?
Jumpstart
Read for the
Record Day
Snapshots on Read for the Record Day, 2016
Snapshots on Read for the Record Day, 2016
happens ONCE A YEAR
in the month of
OCTOBER
Bridge Foundation
donates books to schools
and requests schools to
engage in reading
centered activities on
Read for the Record Day
to encourage reading.
and promote literacy.
Bridge Foundation
provides this preparation
guide book and a record
sheet to COUNT
PARTICIPTION.
Read to Rise
programme happens ALL
YEAR ROUND and
increases access to
quality books and makes
reading exciting and new
habit for students
through
building physical
classroom libraries for
book placement,
donating a medley of
books for student book
exchanges & rotatio,
conducting incentive &
positive reinforcement
activities in art, writing &
reading for students &
supports to teachers
facilitating skill building
workshops for parents to
enhance their capacity to
support their children &
create conducive learning
home environments
and partnering with
stakeholders to promote
school - community
partnerships & provide
support to programme
Schools featured above and below in no particular order are: Chinapoo Government School, St.
Andrews’s Private School, Mayaro R.C. School, Ortoire R.C. School, Bishop’s Anstey Junior
School, Bethlehem R.C. School, Holy Faith St. Monica School, Nelson Street Boy’s Primary
School, St, St.Bernadettes and Petit Valley Government E.C.C.E Center and Read for the Record
Day Ambassadors. See Ambassadors names above.
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