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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!

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.

A detailed comparison of digital reading diaries to help you choose the best tool for tracking and encouraging reading habits.

Pageticker  and Accelerated Reader  are both digital reading management tools but they offer different approaches. Pageticker is primarily a digital reading record but with some extra features to support teachers and children to read for pleasure. In this article, how Pageticker is different to Accelerated Reader as well as how they can complement each other.  Setup and implementation: A streamlined vs. detailed approach Pageticker: Streamlined setup process Pageticker offers

See how Pageticker integrates with Reading Stars Phonics to help schools track progress and engage parents in early literacy.

Learn how Pageticker supports the Read Write Inc phonics scheme by simplifying reading records and improving home-school communication.

Discover how Pageticker enhances the Project X reading program, making reading tracking and engagement easier for parents, teachers, and stu

How collaborative and social reading experiences can foster a love for books.

Discover strategies for creating a culture of engaged readers at school and home.

The importance of reading role models and how parents and teachers can set a strong example.

Empowering students to become reading ambassadors and promote a love of books among peers.

What is reading aloud? Reading aloud is when parents, teachers or carers read a text out loud to children. It is often associated with...

Encouraging discussions about books to build comprehension and critical thinking skills.

Understand what ZPD (Zone of Proximal Development) reading levels mean and how they help children find the right books for their ability.

Understanding lexile levels and how they help match children with the right books.