Premium resource SATs reading paper: top tips and techniques for Year 6 pupils This PowerPoint acts as a revision guide for students, reinforcing key messages and techniques in preparation for the Year 6 SATs reading paper.
Resource Craze of the Month: using the latest trends to promote literacy What’s the latest craze in your school? Each month we focus on one of the latest trends to have your pupils hooked.
Premium resource Writing for pleasure Materials to support whole-school exploration of writing for pleasure.
Premium resource School libraries - the beating heart of the school School libraries have the potential to have an important impact on many areas of pupil development including pupil skills, motivation and enjoyment, not only in reading, but in a wider learning context.
Resource Free resources for National Tell a Fairy Tale Day Download our simple printable planner guides to writing your own modern day fairy tale or quest story based on the ever popular Rainbow Magic and Beast Quest series.
Resource World Book Day 2018 Our round-up of the best resources to help you have a great World Book Day on 1 March
Premium resource Developing lifelong readers through personalisation These resources aim to build the bridge between the emerging research and its practical application to improve outcomes for younger children through personalisation of stories.
Premium resource Understanding the language and literacy needs of EAL learners The resource includes a glossary of terms used to describe EAL learners, a whole-school audit tool, guidance about annual EAL proficiency assessment and formative assessment and advice on reading with EAL learners.
Premium resource Reading the world - promoting critical thinking This resource uses The Silence Seeker to support thinking and discussion around a range of themes including belonging, what makes a community, refugee and asylum issues and language and non-verbal communication.
Premium resource Dictogloss – improving non-fiction writing This resource guides teachers through the dictogloss technique to improve non-fiction writing. Integrating listening, speaking and writing, the strategy works well with any age from Key Stage 2 upwards.
Premium resource Fifty of the best non-fiction titles for primary schools The best quality non-fiction titles from 2016 and 2017, organised by age and key stage with links to the curriculum and a brief description of each title.
Premium resource Developing a whole-school reading environment These resources for primary and secondary teachers provide practical tips and ideas for inspiring a vibrant whole-school reading environment.
Resource Amazon Young Storyteller Inspire your pupils to become published authors with Amazon Young Storyteller.
Premium resource Young City Poets participants' area This area is for schools taking part in Young City Poets.
Resource Anthony Horowitz Live and Alex Rider resource We teamed up with Walker Books and Facebook to celebrate the release of Anthony Horowitz’s 11th Alex Rider book, Never Say Die, with an exciting live event and teaching resource for schools.
Premium resource Partner discounts for members As a National Literacy Trust member, you can access exclusive discounts from our partners. Click here to find out more and access the discount codes.
Premium resource Annual Literacy Research and Policy Guide 2017/18 One of our most popular membership resources. A yearly compilation of recent research and policy developments in literacy to support busy practitioners in building evidence-based practice.
Premium resource Annual Literacy School Review 2017/18 One of our most popular membership resources. A set of posters to help you evaluate your current literacy provision and develop an action plan for moving forward.
Resource Trafalgar Tales: a writing resource for Key Stage 2 We've worked with The National Maritime Museum to develop this swashbuckling literacy session and a wider unit of work to support the development of writing in Key Stage 2.
Resource The Jolly Postman: imaginative learning resources for early years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 The popular children’s book by Janet and Allan Ahlberg is brought to life in this imaginative learning resource.
Resource Get your copy right A teaching resource for students in upper Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3 about copyright and plagiarism.