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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.

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.

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.

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

Learn how Pageticker strengthens the connection between parents and teachers by streamlining reading records and updates.

Practical strategies to encourage parents to take an active role in their child's reading journey.

A roundup of the top children's books of 2024, perfect for young readers of all ages.

Easy ways parents can model positive reading habits for their children.

Helpful tips to inspire parents to read aloud with their children for better engagement and literacy growth.

Practical advice for parents on supporting their child's reading comprehension skills.

A guide for parents about reading expression and ways they can support their children with this.

A guide for parents about reading accuracy, what it is and how to support your child to develop this.

Reading rate is the speed at which a child reads. Together with reading comprehension, reading accuracy and reading expression it...

There are lots of different types of reading but if you’re looking for ways to encourage your child to read on their own this is for you..