Written Question · S6W-29428 · Session 6
What criteria schools are required to meet to achieve Reading Schools accreditation.
The question
To ask the Scottish Government what criteria schools are required to meet to achieve Reading Schools accreditation.
The answer
The Scottish Government funds the Scottish Book Trust (SBT) to deliver the SBT Reading Schools programme and therefore SBT is responsible for setting the criteria for core, silver and gold accreditation.Reading Schools encourages a whole-school approach to establishing a healthy reading culture in schools across Scotland. The Reading Schools Accreditation framework details the key areas considered crucial to building and sustaining a whole-school reading culture and are mapped against How Good Is Our School? 4. In order to be accredited, a school must provide evidence of how they have achieved the standard described under each of the key areas. Schools retain their accreditation for three years, before being required to evidence further developments to sustain reading culture.The SBT Reading Schools Framework can be accessed online here: https://www.readingschools.scot/framework
In the Official Report
No contribution in the Official Report cites S6W-29428 by reference.