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• who we are
• what we do

introducing peeple

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

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

evidence base

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

Peep Progression Pathway

• SCQF units that are credit-rated by SQA
• three levels – SCQF Level 3, 4 and 5

parent qualifications

college agreements

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peep in high schools

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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.’

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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

• pportunity to access further learning at college.

HNC students support with the sessions so they can gain an understanding

• f 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.’

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questions/comments?

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