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National Young Readers' Programme

The National Young Readers’ Programme (NYRP and formerly Reading is Fundamental, UK) is the national programme that the National Literacy Trust uses to motivate disadvantaged children and young people to read for pleasure. NYRP helps children and young people to acquire the skills they need to develop as a reader, from knowing how to choose a book that engages them, to where they can find books once the project is over.

Pile of books with different coloured spines Credit: Ivan PetrovAbout
Find out more about the National Young Readers' Programme and check out our FAQs.
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Boy and dad at a book event Log in to the coordinator zone
An area just for NYRP coordinators.
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Birthday cake.  Credit: D Sharon Pruitt NYRP's 15th Birthday
Coordinators can help us to celebrate our 15th year by holding a special Birthday Party event.
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StorytellingStorytellers List
A list of storytellers, poets, illustrators, authors and performers available to hire for NYRP events.

Annual Review summary 
NYRP reached over 11,000 children in 2009/10.  Project Coordinators reported back on a successful year through the Annual Review.
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National Literacy Trust is a registered charity, no. 1116260 and a company limited by guarantee, no. 5836486. Registered in England and Wales.
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