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Now that we've released reading challenges on Pageticker, we thought we'd share some challenges that other schools have created. As well as challenges we think you might like to try.

Our weekly round up, including insights about if reading makes children more positive, monthly gveaway, out handpicked seasonal suggestion, new releases and bestselling books.

We've developed a new and exciting feature on Pageticker, where teachers can set reading challenges for pupils. How do reading challenges work? On the Teacher Dashboard, teachers can find the reading challenges section under the engagement menu. They can set challenges for groups, classes or the whole school. Children will read their books as normal (away from the app) and simply keep track of their progress on Pageticker. Teachers can currently set challenges for books compl

Take a look at our weekly round-up for data led insights into what children are reading as well as some news and recommended notable new releases.

Welcome to this week’s round up of all things in Children’s literature. It’s a busy edition, so dive right in!

Your weekly digest about what's going on in the world of children's literature. Hi there, We have been at the BETT Show this week - if you are there today, we’re on stand FS37. There’s an exciting line-up of literary figures speaking to coincide with the National Year of Reading, my personal highlights being Amol Rajan and A. F. Steadman. We have a presentation of our own, too, entitled ‘Can technology play a role in re-engaging children in reading?’ Obviously, we believe it

We often get questions about how Pageticker compares to Accelerated Reader, Boomreader or library management software, so we’ve created this handy comparison PDF to help you see the similarities and differences before you dive in.

Your weekly digest about what's going on in the world of children's literature.

Your weekly digest about what's going on in the world of children's literature.

We’ve just released a really exciting new feature on Pageticker, where pupils can log their own reading at home, using their own login, if you'd like them to.

Your weekly digest about what's going on in the world of children's literature. Hi there, Welcome to the second edition of our weekly Friday round-up of the key trends and talking points in the world of children’s literature. It’s also our last newsletter of 2025 before we all take a well-earned break. We are excited for all that 2026 will bring, as momentum builds towards the National Year of Reading. This week also brought a personal highlight. I was fortunate enough to att

Your weekly digest about what's going on in the world of children's literature. Hi there, Welcome to the first of our weekly round-ups. It’s been two years since we started developing Pageticker, and our app has been available for almost a year now. In its ongoing development we continue to absorb a great deal of research into children’s reading, and additionally, as our users have grown, we possess a significant amount of data insights of our own. This free weekly round up a