Children in Botswana and Swaziland Latest to Benefit from THRASS Synthetic Phonics Programme
The THRASS synthetic phonics programme is currently being used with remarkable success in thousands of schools across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean and the USA to teach children of all ages to read and spell. Now children in Botswana and Swaziland are to be the latest to benefit from this amazing programme.

THRASS Synthetic Phonics Programme Achieves Dramatic Improvements in Literacy in Nigeria
The widely acclaimed THRASS synthetic phonics programme has only been used in pilot schools in Nigeria since January but already it has brought about dramatic improvements in the teaching and learning of English. These improvements are so significant that the Oyo State Government, Nigeria, and THRASS UK are now looking to secure funds to enable the use of THRASS to be extended to schools across the state.

New THRASS Sing-A-Long Family Reading Project Set To Have Major Impact In British Schools
The THRASS SING-A-LONG Family Reading Project is an exciting new project that uses 44 songs to help parents and teachers help children to read and spell, while at the same time having an enormous amount of fun. Launched in Johannesburg at the end of January, it is already enjoying considerable success in South Africa and is now set to have a major impact in British schools.

Zimbabwe Government Gives Go-Ahead for British Couple to Extend Innovative SING-A-LONG Programme
SING-A-LONG is part of the highly successful THRASS synthetic phonics programme that is used in many thousands of schools and has been welcomed as heralding the start of a new era in the teaching of English in Africa. And now the Government of Zimbabwe has given the go-ahead for a British couple from Cheshire to extend the use of this innovative programme in schools in Zimbabwe.

The THRASS SING-A-LONG Family Reading Project -- a Project for Everyone
THRASS UK has earned a reputation for producing highly successful innovative resources and yesterday the Company launched its new early reading programme, the THRASS SING-A-LONG Family Reading Project. The project uses 44 songs to help children, and also older learners, to develop their literacy skills, while at the same time having an enormous amount of fun. And it really is a project for everyone, with a range of resources that will appeal to teachers, parents, grandparents and children over a wide age range and from many different backgrounds.