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.
World Book Day Ideas for Schools
World Book Day is coming up and this year’s theme is “You Are A Reader.” We hope you can make reading accessible and exciting for all of your pupils with our wide variety of World Book Day ideas.
You Are a Champion: Planning and Resources
One Education’s planning and resources aim to give educators a starting point in suggesting ways Marcus Rashford’s You Are a Champion can be used to develop children’s confidence, build resilience and support in striving to be the best version of themselves.
Building Great Readers: The Importance of Reading at Secondary
Reading is crucial. Every child and young person must leave school able to read proficiently, for both pleasure and purpose. However, we have a long way to go for this to happen.
Writing Skills: Developing Spelling
Laura Lodge shares her expertise on building progression in spelling. With an example lesson.
Writing Skills: Grammar in Context
During this training session we discuss building progression in grammar. With an example lesson.
Giving reading the attention it deserves, every day!
On Sunday 23rd January, we’re all encouraged to celebrate reading on National Reading Day.
The Reading Framework: Implications for Leadership and Practice
Read ahead to discover our top ten takeaways from the new Reading Framework released by the Department for Education.
