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If you find one of our books at a better price somewhere in New Zealand, let us know and we will match it.
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Many of the overseas websites will not include taxes or fees that may be applied on arrival into New Zealand.
ShannonTrust (UK) - Reading Network Success
Shannon Trust - Reading Network Success from We Make Media Ltd on Vimeo.
The Shannon Trust (UK) and Toe by Toe
Toe By Toe from We Make Media Ltd on Vimeo.
Evening Standard (UK)
Pentonville has recently introduced a peer-led literacy scheme called Toe By Toe, run by the Shannon Trust, a group that operates in 160 prisons nationwide ...read more
About us
We are the New Zealand Distributor of Books by Keda Cowling
Keda Cowling has long retired from school teaching however, she still enjoys teaching children and adults who have reading difficulties. She also actively continues her research into literacy issues.
For 25 years she has worked on practical ways to help those with reading difficulties. As a result literally thousands of students have been given the precious gift of literacy.
Keda has written three books, Toe by Toe, Stride Ahead and Stareway to Spelling. Her books are used in many countries, such as the Republic of Ireland, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Thailand, South Africa, Pakistan and the United States of America. Over the past eight years all three of Keda's books have been used in New Zealand schools and teaching centres. We have also sent books as far afield as Fiji and Pitcairn Island.
“I can’t hear the letters,” said Sam a young adult student studying in the Services Academy at Linwood College. He was describing his reading difficulties; he knew his brain had failed to make the link between some sounds and letters and he was aware of the gap. He completed Toe by Toe and was able to pass the entrance examination into the military, one that he had previously failed and that you are only allowed to take twice. Even late intervention can make a significant difference to the lives of many of these students.
(Linwood College,NZ)
