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We're really excited to share that we now have a book management feature on Pageticker. This means that books can be loaned and schools...

Over the summer, we released an in-built book scanner for teachers on the teacher dashboard. Some teachers send books home for parents to...

Children and teachers can now scan and log reading on tablets or mobiles if they wish. From the Teacher Dashboard, teachers simply need...

Reading isn’t just about books - magazines play a big part in helping children discover new interests and develop their literacy. You can now add magazines to your bookshelf and log reading time for them, just like you would with a book. 

At Pageticker, our mission has always been simple: to make reading more engaging for pupils and more manageable for teachers. Our digital reading diary is constantly evolving—because we know classrooms are busy, teachers are stretched, and pupils deserve tools that make reading both fun and rewarding.

A new school year always brings with it fresh possibilities. September is the perfect time to set the tone for the months ahead, ensuring children feel motivated, supported, and inspired in their reading.

Back-to-school season always feels like a fresh start. New timetables, new routines, new pupils. But one thing rarely feels new — the mountain of paperwork and admin that comes with it.

The countdown to the National Year of Reading 2026 has already begun, bringing a powerful opportunity for schools, teachers, and families to reignite the joy of reading in children’s lives.

The UK government has declared 2026 the National Year of Reading—a bold, necessary initiative to combat declining literacy rates and reignite the country’s love for reading. Led by the Department for Education in partnership with the National Literacy Trust, the campaign signals a nationwide effort to bring books back to the heart of daily life—at home, in schools, and across communities.

We've recently introduced a new feature on the parent app of Pageticker. Parents can now set their child reading goals and targets, if they wish to. 

If you're a teacher and a parent, you already understand the importance of consistent reading — and the impact it can have on a child's development. At school, you're tracking reading progress, encouraging daily habits, and celebrating milestones. At home? You want the same — but life can often get in the way.

The summer holidays are a well-earned break — especially for teachers, and definitely for families. But while it’s tempting to let go of all routines, there’s one habit worth keeping on track: reading.

In primary education, reading opens every door — it builds vocabulary, boosts comprehension, and gives children the confidence to thrive across the whole curriculum.

Looking to discover books that are age appropriate and actually interest your child? Why not check out Pageticker's new book discovery feature.

Whether it’s exploring magical worlds, solving mysteries, or meeting unforgettable characters, books open up endless possibilities for children.

We're delighted to let you know that we're giving schools the opportunity to trial Pageticker for free until September!

is Pageticker really getting children to read more? Well, four months in and we think we have some evidence.

We have just released a fantastic new feature on Pageticker, the ability for teachers to tag a book. The book tag feature, has been created based on feedback from lots of teachers across our database.

We're delighted to announce Pageticker's latest feature, which is the ability to create and manage groups on the Teacher Dashboard.

Push notifications are now live in reading app, Pageticker. Explore now to see how it can enhance engagement and tracking.