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For Schools

A Digital Reading Diary for Schools — That Does So Much More

How does it work?

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Build the habit

Not all children naturally love reading, but Pageticker can nudge them in the right direction. Through the dashboard, teachers send reminders that encourage students to read regularly at home and earn rewards.

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Make it stick

As reading becomes part of a child's daily routine, Pageticker’s community features and personalised book suggestions keep them motivated and excited to explore new stories.

In pilot studies, schools using Pageticker saw 78% more reading logged by parents compared to traditional paper diaries.

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Inspire to read

Reading is contagious! Give book-loving students a platform to share recommendations and inspire classmates. One eager reader can start a community — help them spread the joy!

Easily track who's reading what

The home page shows your school's achievements, such as books completed and trending books.

 

Get an instant overview of class reading within the pupil reading page. Generate certificates to celebrate reading milestones, set targets, and send nudges to parents.

In-built book management

The Book Catalogue acts as a low-touch library management system sufficient for most primary schools' needs. Loan books and keep track of them. Search your catalogue by genre, scheme, difficulty and age category.

Before:

Class teachers spending 60+ minutes per week on reading-diary-related admin.

After:

Admin reduced to less than 15 minutes per week with Pageticker.

Why schools are switching

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Less admin, more teaching.

No wading through a pile of reading diaries - with Pageticker, you can view the weekly reading of a whole class in a single web view. Dig deeper into the rich data if you like; send reading reminders to parents in seconds if necessary. Teachers using Pageticker report a 75% reduction in reading-diary related admin.

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Save budget, not just time.

With Pageticker, schools cut costs instantly: for an average school, around £150 a year by ditching paper reading diaries, and another £490 through fewer misplaced phonics and library books. 

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Inspire pupils to read more.

Pageticker keeps pupils motivated with rewards such as digital badges, goals and targets, and reminders such as push notifications. Children take pride in their 'bookshelf' - a beautiful record of everything they have ever read and are inspired by book recommendations based on their reading history, level, and interests.

Have a read through some of our testimonials and case studies

"Tracks reading consistently"

"One of the biggest benefits for me as a teacher is being able to track reading consistently across both school and home. Pageticker makes it much easier to spot patterns, celebrate progress and identify where extra support might be needed."

Mr Daniel Myatt, Early Reading Lead, The District CE Primary School

Try Pageticker in Your School

No card details required!

✔ Start with a 30-day free trial. No commitment, no sales process.
✔ See it in action. Use sample data to explore the platform before connecting your school.
✔ Affordable, flexible pricing. Annual plans range from £149 to £449 per year.
    *depending on school size.​

Built by teachers, for teachers!

We’re Tom and Nic, the founders of Pageticker and Pedalogic.

 

As educators ourselves, we know the challenges teachers face every day. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to build intuitive, effective technology that truly supports educators and enhances learning.

 

Our tools are designed to save time, reduce stress, and create richer educational experiences - so teachers can focus on what matters most: inspiring the next generation.

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