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It can be hard to juggle time and money when everything is stretched so thin, and the priority is bringing money in to provide essentials like warmth, food and shelter. Resulting...Read post about Meet Literacy Champion Carrie | Smethwick -
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To mark National Volunteers’ Week, Rachel Collier shares her experience in helping her local community access books and develop a love for reading as a Read Manchester Literacy...Read post about Meet Rachel | Read Manchester Literacy Champion -
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How can the school library support Year 6 and Year 4 pupils during transition milestones?Read post about Library Lifeline part 20: using the school library to support school transition -
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Read Waterstones Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho's original and exclusive poem written to commemorate our exciting Libraries for Primaries campaign milestone.Read post about One Thousand Libraries -
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Discover how Helen developed a love of reading aloud to her premature baby James with the help of the National Literacy Trust in Middlesbrough.Read post about How the National Literacy Trust in Middlesbrough impacted one family's story -
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Explore the work of our Get Islington Reading programme and discover how to support children making the big change from primary to secondary school.Read post about Reading: a toolkit for transition -
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Discover how we partnered with Julie and her team to deliver far-reaching early years activities and events in the North East.Read post about Meet Julie | Early Years in Newcastle -
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How to use your school library to support pupil wellbeing.Read post about Library Lifeline part 19 How can my school library support pupil wellbeing? -
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Graphic novels can hook the most reluctant readers, but if where to start with building your school's collection?Read post about Library Lifeline part 18: I want to build my school’s graphic novel library but where do I start? -
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Following the extraordinary success of his best-selling book The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse, we asked author-illustrator Charlie Mackesy a few questions about his...Read post about Q&A with Charlie Mackesy -
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Mother and daugher duo Simone and Taliah changed the stories of thousands of families in Bradford during the pandemic when they started volunteering together.Read post about Meet Simone and Taliah | Literacy Champions -
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If you have been considering partnering with your public library to arrange classroom visits but are unsure about the benefits or how to go about it, read this blog for all the...Read post about Library Lifeline part 17: How - and why - should I arrange class visits with my local library? -
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Muhamed's Year 11 students have been impacted by our Words that Count workshops, grown in confidence and feel equipped with the knowledge they need to face their futures.Read post about Meet Muhamed | Words that Count -
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Hear from one of our Literacy Champions on how she found the opportunity to lead a story time and her top tips for a successful session.Read post about Meet Janice | Literacy Champion -
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Audible, the UK's largest provider of digital audiobooks, supports the National Literacy Trust’s work, unlocking potential and increasing aspiration in some of the UK’s most...Read post about Audible and The National Literacy Trust: helping children to #DreamBig -
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Introducing a new, free storytelling programme for secondary and post-16 settings that we've been developing through international partnership.Read post about Story Valley: strengthening communities through sharing stories -
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After taking part in the National Literacy Trust’s Young Readers Programme, Jamie has seen how, with extra support and more focused activities to encourage reading for pleasure, the...Read post about Meet Jamie | Young Readers Programme -
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The prospect of teaching financial literacy in the classroom can feel daunting. We have created a series of resources, activities and workshops on the subject. Discover our seven...Read post about Seven strategies to help teachers explore financial literacy -
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Words for Works is tailored to help teenagers grasp some of the specific literacy skills they might need to equip them for the world of work. Tahlia recently took part in our Words...Read post about Meet Tahlia | Words for Work -
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Being able to communicate with those around us is a vital skill that can help us in everyday life, empower us and ensure we build important relationships. Three-year-old Jayden was...Read post about Meet Jayden | First Words Together -
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Do you have any suggestions on how to help pupils become familiar and comfortable in the new school library environmentRead post about Library Lifeline part 16: Introducing pupils to the school library
