October 2026. Our online conference will support secondary schools to translate significant curriculum reform on literacy provision into a clear school-level strategy.

16 to 26 November. Reconstructing Reading is an online conference bringing international literacy leaders together to explore strategies that empower every reader - in ways that work in today’s classroom.

We examine five positive steps recommended by the Education Select Committee's report on reading for pleasure which will bring lasting change to children and young people...

October 2026. Our online conference will support secondary schools to translate significant curriculum reform on literacy provision into a clear school-level strategy.

Explore our practical guide packed with activity ideas and advice for running a manga club to inspire and engage your students

This reports outlines findings from our 2026 Annual Literacy Survey, when we saw a marginal increase in reading enjoyment and frequency.

Refugee week teaching resources and activities for teachers in primary and secondary schools, and professionals in early years settings.

A Bloomsbury and National Literacy Trust classroom initiative on the Sussex coast is gaining significant ground in the reading-for-pleasure fight.

At our Reading for Pleasure in KS2 CPD, engage with research to explore the transformative potential of reading for pleasure. You will connect with other schools and design an action plan tailored to your setting using strategies such as exploring whole texts and book talk.

06 July. Hear from leading experts, take part in engaging workshops, and gain practical approaches to developing a sustainable reading culture in your setting.

Take part in our Junior Quiz. Discover details on how to get involved...

In our summer term edition of TeachBrief Live, we'll explore the implications of the government's recent White Paper on reading for pleasure practice in primary schools, particularly in relation to access and inclusion.