National Reading Campaign Update

National Reading Campaign

Promoting the pleasure of reading across all communities

Initiatives

The NRC is delivered by the NLT on behalf of the DCSF

Reading news archive

See also libraries archive:

2008
One-to-one tuition sees readers rise to top of class (09.05.08) Age-ranging on children's books to go ahead (18.04.08) What teens really read - research from 2008 NYR (March 2008) Narnia voted top children's book (21.02.08) Vote for books (18.01.08)

2007

Nestle Children's Book Prize winners 2007 (12.12.07)
PISA results 2007 (December 2007)
Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) results (November 2007)
Under-sevens ‘too young to learn to read’ (22.11.07)
Booktime survey: children and high-earning parents losing the reading habit (26.09.07)
Star Reads posters available now (September 2007)
Bedtime stories a problem for many parents (24.07.07)
No evidence for decline in reading (10.07.07)
Reading harder to teach these days (29.06.07)

Children's laureate announced (June 2007)
Quick Reads initiative to continue (13.04.07)
Survey of teachers reading aloud in the classroom (13.04.07)
Government announces a second National Year of Reading (March 2007)
Reading to impress - and bluffing your way through (March 2007)
World Book Day survey results of top ten books we can't live without (01.03.07)

Family Reading Matters magazine

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