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  1. Young People and Reading
    This is our first survey into the reading habits and attitudes of young people, which is based on over 1500 pupils from six schools for Reading Champions who participated in a survey in spring 2005.
    research/nlt_research/274_young_people_and_reading
  2. Young People's Self-Perceptions as Readers
    A survey of pupils at 29 primary and secondary schools that explores why some pupils see themselves as readers and others do not. It investigates the family, peer and school influences, and explores the consequences of such self-perceptions
    research/nlt_research/268_young_peoples_self-perceptions_as_readers
  3. Young people's self perception as readers
    The policy implications of recent NLT research which looks at young people's attitudes to reading.
    policy/nlt_policy/834_young_peoples_self_perception_as_readers
  4. The John Betjeman Young People's Poetry Competition
    Closing date for entry into the competition
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  5. Reading unpopular pastime for young people, new research reveals
    New National Literacy Trust findings from a major study of 17,089 pupils from 112 schools reveal that only half (50.6%) of young people enjoy reading very much or quite a lot.
    reading_connects/news/1853_reading_unpopular_pastime_for_young_people_new_research_reveals
  6. Young People's Writing: Attitudes, behaviour and the role of technology
    The first significant UK study on the subject of young people's attitudes towards writing, this report outlines the findings from 3001 pupils aged 8-16 from England and Scotland, who completed an online survey in May 2009.
    research/nlt_research/261_young_peoples_writing_attitudes_behaviour_and_the_role_of_technology
  7. Children's and Young People's Reading Habits and Preferences: The who, what, why, where and when
    Our first large-scale reading survey of over 8000 primary and secondary pupils for Reading Connects, which explores why some pupils choose to read for pleasure and others do not
    research/nlt_research/273_childrens_and_young_peoples_reading_habits_and_preferences_the_who_what_why_where_and_when
  8. National Literacy Trust research reveals more young people own a mobile phone than a book
    New research published today (Wednesday 26 May 2010) reveals that 86% of young people in the UK own a mobile phone, while only 73% have books of their own.
    early_reading_connects/news/2037_national_literacy_trust_research_reveals_more_young_people_own_a_mobile_phone_than_a_book
  9. One in ten young people in England out of work and not in school
    The BBC reports that at the end of 2007, 9.7% of 16 - 18-year-olds were considered to be not in education or employment or training, or "Neets", but by the end of 2008, this had risen to 10.3%.
    projects_networks/talk_for_writing/news/1395_one_in_ten_young_people_in_england_out_of_work_and_not_in_school
  10. How Does Age Relate to Young People's Self-Perceptions as Readers
    This short research brief outlines an analysis of our self-perception survey in relation to the differences between primary and secondary pupils.
    research/nlt_research/265_how_does_age_relate_to_young_peoples_self-perceptions_as_readers
 
 
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