Education: PGCE

Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE)

A UK based children's literacy charity working with primary schools. Their website offers a wide range of free teaching resources for primary teachers. Sign up for a free account. They also conduct research and publish reports on their website.

The CLRC collection is available for EDU students to borrow. It contains a wide range of resources to support teaching in the classroom. These include DVDs of foreign films to support MFL teaching, class sets of timers for range of activities, story sacks with big picture books and accompanying objects to help tell the story and artefact boxes for religions and for countries. There are also textbooks and books with ideas for teaching. These resources can all be found on the catalogue and are located on floor 1 of the library.

A brief guide to how the resources are organised within the CLRC. This is not an exhaustive listing of the topics covered in the CLRC just an indication of the broad topics and their location.

Within each subject it may be further broken down using the following numbers:

LT **05                Early Years

LT **10                Key Stage 1/2

LT **20                Key Stage 3/4

LT **26                GCSE

LT **27                A Level

ie. Early Years Science will be LT 2505

 These items can be found in UEA Library Search by looking for either 'suitcase' or 'storysack' as a title search. Some of these items are housed in the Archives because they contain either genuine historical artefacts or many small items considered too vulnerable for open access. These items must be requested in advance at the Library Helpdesk.

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We have an extensive collection of children's literature located in the Main Library on floor 2. As well as classic literature, a selection of new works are added every year including books shortlisted for both the Kate Greenaway and Carnegie awards.

The collection includes:

picture books (PX 1000)

fiction for primary students (PX 5200)

fiction for secondary students (PX 5400)

Young Adult / teenage fiction (PX 5600)