Celebrate Storytelling in Your School with National Tell a Story Day!
National Tell a Story Day is celebrated in the United Kingdom every October. It is a day where people from all over the world, regardless of culture, location or language, gather together to share and to celebrate the importance of stories.
Literacy Conference: Day in the life of a delegate
Find out what it’s like to be one of our delegates as we take you on a tour through our wonderful Literacy Conference 2022: Literacy Rich Experiences. With inspirational keynote speakers, workshops and exhibitors, there’s so much to explore!
Celebrating the Benefits of a Poetry-Rich Curriculum
National Poetry Day is taking place on Thursday 6th October this year, on which we are encouraged to read, share, write and celebrate poems.
Literacy Conference 2022: Literacy Rich Experiences
With a wonderful venue, amazing speakers, the chance to visit handpicked exhibitors and the opportunity to network with other English leads, the One Education Literacy Conference 2022 is not one to be missed! This year, we will be focusing on how schools can support Literacy Rich Experiences. Read ahead to find out more.
Ofsted’s Research Review of English: Our Top Takeaways for Schools
Designed to bring together a picture of the national context, with their summary of current research into factors that can affect the quality of education in English, the review explores curriculum progression, pedagogy, assessment and leadership. Here are our top takeaways.
National Share a Story Day
May is National Share a Story Month. It is a celebration of stories and reading and how powerful storytelling can be.
The P.I.C.C. a Text Approach in EYFS
Explore the benefits of using P.I.C.C. a Text Approach to teaching literacy in the Early Years Foundation Stage.
World Book Night 2022: How you can nurture future readers
This year’s World Book Night will take place Saturday 23rd April. World Book Night is a celebration of books and reading for pleasure.
Using Books to Support Conversations About Current Events
Books, texts and stories have amazing power, particularly for starting conversations about challenging themes. Right now, the invasion of Ukraine is at the forefront of everybody’s minds, and naturally children have questions and worries about the situation. Books can be a great way of starting a conversation about a challenging topic, as well as supporting and reassuring children.
We are looking for businesses to support reading in schools
By becoming one of our valued partners, you can support us to develop reading in the schools where it is needed most.
