Foreword
Jonathan Douglas CBE, Chief Executive of the National Literacy Trust
Tackling the myths and assumptions that impede reading in schools
In our new report, we attempt to shine a light on the challenges of teaching reading in schools. Our nationwide survey of 600 primary and secondary school teachers found that:
As well as an analysis of these findings, our report invites school leaders and experts in primary and secondary education to outline what they think are the biggest issues when it comes to implementing an effective reading strategy and what school leaders can do to address them. They also explain how assessments such as the New Group Reading Test (NGRT) and Star Reading, and cross-curricular tools such as myON, can help.
Jonathan Douglas CBE, Chief Executive of the National Literacy Trust
Tackling the myths and assumptions that impede reading in schools
Executive Headteacher, Richard Slade, explains how myON encourages sustained reading habits and engagement
Director of Teaching and Learning at TKAT, Kay Tinsley, explains how her trust has developed a strong reading culture
Georgina Cook explains why NGRT, Star Reading and myON are the right tools for tackling the DfE’s reading framework
Margaret Allen explains how myON can help primary and secondary students become confident and skilled readers
Listen to the latest episode of our podcast on the myths and assumptions on reading in schools