Our secondary programmes help students develop their literacy skills to succeed at school and in their future lives.
Words for Work challenges the inequality in employment opportunities for young people, giving them the communication...
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Literacy for Life helps students develop the literacy skills they need to do well at school and in their future lives.
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Lyric Masters uses songwriting to encourage secondary school students to write for pleasure and purpose.
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Skills Academy helps Year 7 and 8 students improve their reading, rewarding their progress by teaching them exciting...
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Young City Poets gives pupils the opportunity to visit famous cultural venues in their city, using the visits to...
Learn moreInspire and motivate pupils with our teaching resources to support and improve literacy provision at secondary school.
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A set of posters to help you evaluate your current literacy provision and develop an action plan for moving forward.
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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.
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Use this presentation to support and train subject staff about how to embed grammar teaching across the secondary curriculum.
Develop literacy teaching across the secondary curriculum and get your students writing like experts in their subject
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Explore language features of different subjects and develop skills to embed literacy in your teaching
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Engage with research and develop sustainable strategies to embed a culture of reading in your school and classroom
Learn moreWe run exciting competitions every term to inspire young people and help improve their literacy.
This report explores the link between children and young people’s mental wellbeing and their reading and writing enjoyment, attitudes and behaviours.
The survey looked at the reading habits of over 4,000 primary school children in 2018
This report compares pupils who participated in Readathon with those who haven't and shows that Readathon is related to various improved reading outcomes.
