Pageticker Case Studies

We talked to Vicki Bowery, Deputy Head at Westfield Primary School (in Radstock, with 374 on roll), about the impact of Pageticker on reading.

At a Glance:
92% of parents logging reading weekly
295 average books completed weekly
93% of children have written a book review

“One parent said ‘It’s easier to find your phone than a pen!’”
“Older children use it on their own devices”
“It’s developed a whole school community feel for reading”

We talked to Vicky Noone, Deputy Head at Grange Farm (a large primary school in Coventry with 424 on roll), about the impact of Pageticker on reading.

At a Glance:
88% of parents logging reading weekly
380 average books completed weekly
92% of children have written a book review

“A few clicks and it was up and running”
“It’s got children more engaged in reading”
“In terms of cost, it’s actually saved us”

We talked to Claire Richardson, Literacy Lead at Victoria Academy (a large primary school in Wellingborough with 413 on roll), about the impact of Pageticker on reading.

At a Glance:
84% of parents logging reading weekly
315 average books completed weekly
91% of children have written a book review

“Implementation has been really easy”
“It’s minimal effort for the impact”
“The whole school are really engaged with it”

We talked to Melissa Whittingham, Literacy Lead at Ladybridge School (a large primary school in Bolton with 369 on roll), about the impact of Pageticker on reading at the school.

At a Glance:
92% of parents logging reading weekly
289 average books completed weekly
94% of children have written a book review

“We quickly got pretty-much everyone signed up”
“Teachers are finding it much quicker”
“They like doing book reviews... they never really did that before”