Stoke-on-Trent
Our work in Stoke-on-Trent inspires the city to enjoy reading and helps parents to support their children’s literacy skills.
To get families in Stoke-on-Trent excited about reading and sharing stories, we run exciting community initiatives like Story Quest or Tales in the Park, our summer storytelling festivals.
We also work with schools to support the teaching of literacy, and partner with local businesses who support our mission to raise literacy levels in the city. Make sure you're following our Facebook page for regular updates on our work.
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Fun family activities and free, useful resources aimed at Stoke families.Learn more
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We have lots of resources, guidance and training to support Stoke-on-Trent's schools and teachers.Learn more
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We need your help to raise literacy levels in Stoke-on-Trent.Learn more
Tales in the Park
This summer, we are returning to Stoke-on-Trent’s parks with a series of free family storytelling festivals!
10-year-old volunteer meets Her Majesty The Queen
Jayden Lowndes said: “The whole day has been absolutely amazing! Meeting The Queen was a highlight because she is very important and knows so much about reading. The recognition makes me very proud to be a Literacy Champion and has inspired me to do more within my community.”
Take part in our latest Story Quest
Discover our Duck Bills’ Great Railway Adventure Story Quest. Written and illustrated by local creative Kidda Kinsey, the free trail invites families in Stoke-on-Trent who have primary school aged children to complete various challenges and discover fun facts about the region and its railway station.
Get involved
If you would like to receive updates on our work, or make another kind of enquiry, email the Stoke Literacy Trust team.
