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Situation books are a valuable learning tool as well as a means for pupils to understand sometimes confusing or complex situations taking place in their lives or in the lives of...Read post about Library Lifeline part 12: Using situation books to support pupils and strengthen their capacity for empathy -
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This year’s Festive Book gifting campaign was a huge success and is now a well-established part of our year-round book gifting programme.Read post about Read Manchester Christmas Book Gifting -
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Bradford-based poet and project manager, of the first West Yorkshire Poetry Week, Sharena Lee Satti discusses her personal connection to poetry and finding inspiration in everyday...Read post about West Yorkshire Poetry Week 2023: How poetry changes lives -
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This year, we partnered with Macmillan Children’s Books to provide four days of festive literary treats for parents, carers and their babies and children, aged 0 to 5.Read post about Festive fun for families: ‘The Owl Who Came for Christmas’ -
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Should I recruit and train Pupil Librarians for my school library? Having Pupil Library Assistants, or Pupil Librarians is an invaluable addition to your school library. If you...Read post about Library Lifeline part 11: The immense value of Pupil Librarians for your school library -
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Dr Valerie Daniel will be providing a keynote at Talk To Your Baby 2023: Preparing for a new generation. Talk To Your Baby is the National Literacy Trust’s annual early years...Read post about Riding out the storm: Talk To Your Baby blog -
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Featherbed Tales has been working with Get Suffolk Reading to create new content and inspire a love of learning and reading in Suffolk.Read post about In conversation with the founder of Featherbed Tales, Caroline England -
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We're delighted to be able to share views from some of the fantastic school librarians who are key to the success of our National Reading Champions Quiz.Read post about School librarian perspectives on the National Reading Champions Quiz -
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Welcome to the tenth blog in our series, Library Lifeline, written in association with the School Library Association. This series is designed to support anyone working in a school...Read post about Library Lifeline 10: Using poetry in the festive season -
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The National Literacy Trust and partners were thrilled to host early years festivals across the country to promote chatting, playing and readingRead post about Early years festivals to promote chat, play and read -
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Welcome to the ninth blog in our series, Library Lifeline, written in association with the School Library Association. This series is designed to support anyone working in a school...Read post about Library Lifeline part 9: Using your pupils’ love of sport to encourage reading for pleasure -
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In July 2022 we launched the National Literacy Trust’s Ukraine Appeal, and with your support we have been able to use our network of contacts in communities across the UK to support...Read post about 28,000 books gifted to children from Ukraine -
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Tracy Jackson OBE, Head of Early Years, talks about our partnership with the Department for Education and Department of Health as a key delivery partner in their new Start for Life...Read post about Launching Start for Life, the new home learning environment (HLE) campaign -
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Use your pupils' passion for the irreverent, humorous worlds of Roald Dahl books to make high quality recommendations and help them further expand their reading repertoire.Read post about Library Lifeline part 8: How to use your pupils' love of Roald Dahl books to expand their reading for pleasure choices -
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Research Manager Irene Picton shares highlights of our new report showing a link between critical digital literacy and mental wellbeing.Read post about Education, regulation, legislation: supporting young people's wellbeing in the digital world -
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Raise awareness of LGBTQ+ inclusion all year round, in a school library setting or in the classroomRead post about Library Lifeline part 7: Make the most of Pride Month throughout the year -
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This National Writing Day our Head of School Programmes, Fay Lant, reflects on our new research and shares ways to promote writing in schools.Read post about Top tips for promoting writing in your school -
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To mark Volunteers’ Week, we sat down with Birmingham Stories Literacy Champion Abi to discuss her experience so far.Read post about In Conversation with Birmingham Stories Literacy Champion, Abi -
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Rearranging your school library is a task that can be broken down into manageable steps. Consider if you want a system where everything is arranged into genres, or a system where...Read post about Library Lifeline part 6: How do I arrange my school library collection? -
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As part of the Hungry Little Minds campaign, the home learning environment team recently ran events in two prisons across the country to provide parents and carers with resources...Read post about Our brand-new early years focused criminal justice work -
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The only important factor to bear in mind with a school library book club is that it should be fun. It’s not a lesson, it’s a chance for children to enjoy reading and discussing...Read post about Library Lifeline part 5: Running a school library book club
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