Apply to Reading Teachers = Reading Pupils 2025

West Norfolk-based teachers of Years 5 & 6 are invited to apply for Reading Teachers = Reading Pupils 2025, a national network of teachers that aims to inspire reading for pleasure.

Research shows that children who read experience high levels of well-being, engage in learning and are successful in life. Why not get involved and share a love of reading and books with your students? The programme, lead by Cheltenham Festival, includes a bi-monthly online book club (books provided) and the opportunity to have an author visit your school. All completely free!

Deadline for applications for Apply to Reading Teachers = Reading Pupils 2025 is Monday 30 September 2024.

Register your interest with Ruby Pinner, Communications & Participation Programme Assistant ruby@nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk.

Not based in West Norfolk? Visit the Cheltenham Literature Festival website for opportunities in your area.

 

For more information on what National Centre for Writing offers for teachers and schools, click here →

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