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Professor Kathy Sylva, Dr Maria Evangelou and Professor Greg Brooks (2004), University of Oxford  (funded by the Learning and Skills Council)

This study examined the impact of PEEP for parents/ carers. The study found that PEEP parents, compared to a similar group of non-PEEP parents:

  • reported significantly greater awareness about how to help their child's literacy development
  • had improved their socio-economic status (as measured by their job)
  • had taken more courses, particularly in basic skills.

Parents also considered PEEP to be a source of support and encouragement.

The full report or a six-page summary of the research can be downloaded below.

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* Enabling Parents Study - 153 pgs
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