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The Guardian view on Frank Cottrell-Boyce as children’s laureate: a timely champion | Editorial. The Children’s Laureate appointment is the subject of an Observer editorial. How absolutely brilliant. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

💡 “One such benefit is that they create the perfect learning conditions for developing and supporting metacognitive regulation.” @EmilySmeaton1 of NYC Research School explores how mixed-aged classes can encourage metacognitive regulation. Read more: ow.ly/lacu50SxCuw

🙌 Have you checked out Tes Explains? Our collaboration with @Tes aims to support teachers and school leaders in putting evidence to use in their practice. Take a look: ow.ly/E7Gq50SwJFm

This is just wonderful ❤️ thank you for sharing the power of your poetry on Saturday👏⭐📚

🎉 Today, we’re delighted to launch the latest theme in our early years evidence store, designed to help early years staff to put evidence-informed approaches into practice. Read more: eef.li/erasFd 1/7

Really enjoyed speaking to Swapna Reddy (aka Swapna Haddow) about her career, her writing process and her new title with Oxford Children's Books Reggie Rabbit and the Great Carrot Heist comicboom.co.uk 💥 #podcast ALCS

Creativity is essential to growing a society that can think; the arts are essential to a society that flourishes. No wonder so many children are miserable; the arts are an essential part of being human. Schools without the arts are heartless places - just dust on the wind.

Alison King Reading for Pleasure 🧶 Anne Thompson Richard Ruddick Mathew Tobin Letterbox Library UKLA @emciver9 North Tyneside TRG South Tyneside TRG Miss P @reads_and_draws RWMDoncaster MoonOnAStick Clare McGreevy @MrsCreadsalot OU/UKLA Warrington Teachers' Reading Group Thanks for joining us! Debbie Thomas and Kelly Ashley #WordPower organised a cracking session I agree!

We are so excited to be a part of this wonderful judging process! Our very excited Reading Club members and our Reading Ambassadors will be working their way through the longlist with the help of Mrs Hill! We can't wait to get stuck in! St Patrick's RC Primary St Teresa of Calcutta CAT

Carrying on spotlighting each age category of our 2025 UKLA Book Awards, here's the wonderful 7-10+ nominees!

Happy #NationalPoetryDay! This year’s theme is counting, so we’re counting our favourite poetry books and verse novels from this year’s #ReadforEmpathy collection. Head over to National Poetry Day to find out how to get involved. #Poetry #Edutwitter

Anti-Bullying Week is right around the corner, and this year’s theme is “Choose Respect” 🫡 When disputes arise among children, insults and rudeness can sometimes follow 🤬 and it’s vital for us to show them a better way. ow.ly/5XSi50U0sG9 ow.ly/7XiN50U0sG8

📣 Almost time for our newsletter! Get your monthly fix of all things #RfP 📚 Author in the spotlight Victoria Williamson Strangely Magical, November's Top Texts, RfP research, news, events & more! 💙 Sign up here 👉 ourfp.org/newsletter-sig… #ReadingforPleasure #Teaching #OURfP

Talking to George Parker in today’s FT UK Politics about my determination to drive high and rising standards — in every school, for every child. ft.com/content/090a74…

Just FYI, children don’t have to master transcription before they can start developing their compositional skills. In fact both benefit from each other’s development 👇 writing4pleasure.com/the-research-o…

A sensible (centralist) approach to early writing teaching writing4pleasure.com/2024/11/10/a-s…

My reading manifesto launched today for #MichaelRosenDay

My mother taught me to read but, every Saturday morning, my father would read me a chapter of a Narnia book which made them all the more special. My father's long gone now but I still have the books and the memories. I think my favourite is The Silver Chair. Which is yours?

National Literacy Trust are taking an innovative look at how comics and picture books can help develop literacy and nurture a love of reading for pupils across Key Stages 1, 2 and 3. Take part in The Big Picture, 23 January at St Matthew's Research School with @petersbooks