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'Go All In' brand identity for the National Year of Reading 2026 has been launched
In collaboration with the Department for Education, the National Literacy Trust has launched the vibrant 'Go All In' brand identity for the National Year of Reading 2026.
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SLA Librarian of the Year
Congratulations to Julie Broadbent and all the winners of this year’s School Library Association Awards.
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Best of the Backlist
Ever feel like you’ve missed a book that everyone else seems to have read?
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Children's book week
An annual celebration of reading for pleasure for children of primary school age.
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Get Britain Reading campaign
The Sunday Times has launched a campaign to Get Britain Reading!
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More about the National Year of Reading 2026
The National Year of Reading in 2026 is a transformation campaign designed to reignite a culture of reading for pleasure across the UK
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This year's BBC 500 Words competition is open for entries!
Children have until 7 November to enter their stories.
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AI and literacy: what is the impact?
New research from the National Literacy Trust supported by KPMG UK
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Plan a Back to School Booknic!
The Open University Reading for Pleasure team invite you to host a Booknic with your school, class, or reading group!
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National Year of Reading 2026
A campaign to address the steep decline in reading amongst children, young people and adults.
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Spotify and publishers help expand access to the Summer Reading Challenge
by offering free audiobooks this summer!
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UK Government commits to ensuring all primary schools have libraries by 2029
The Chancellor has pledged to ensure all primary schools have libraries by the end of this parliament
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