Celebrities back Fathers’ Story Week with video storytelling clips: The Fatherhood Institute

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Celebrities back Fathers’ Story Week with video storytelling clips

4 June 2014

Coronation Street star Charlie Condou, TV presenter Tim Lovejoy, children’s author Peter Bently and playwright/poet Nick Makoha are the stars of four new ‘Celebrity Story Time’ videos made by the Fatherhood Institute to promote the importance of dads reading to their children. The clips, in which each celebrity reads a children’s story to camera, are designed to encourage dads – and their children’s schools, nurseries and early years settings – to get involved in this year’s Fathers’ Story Week, and our Fathers Reading Every Day supported reading programme.

Fathers’ Story Week, which runs from 9-15 June 2014, features resources and ideas for dads and professionals, that can be used throughout the year. Registered users will be alerted as new resources are added. If you haven’t already done so, please sign up here.

Please help us keep Fathers’ Story Week going with a donation.

Watch the video clips by clicking on the images below

Charlie Condou

Tim Lovejoy

Peter Bently

Nick Makoha

Tags: Children's centres, Early years, fathers story week, For fathers, FRED, Schools

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