Celebrating books that inspire: 10 years of “Little People, BIG DREAMS”
We spoke to Little People, BIG DREAMS author Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara to celebrate stories that inspire this World Book Day.
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Stay informed with the latest updates from Bookmark Reading Charity. Explore our news, activities and insights on programmes, schools and partners.
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Books Count: Connecting reading and numeracy in primary schools
Discover how Bookmark and The Richmond Project are using number-themed books to support literacy and numeracy in primary schools facing barriers to learning.
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Mind the Gap: why poor literacy is a public health issue – and what we can do about it
As part of our Mind the Gap campaign, discover why poor literacy is considered a public health issue – and what we can do about it.
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Once Upon a Number: introducing our latest Rocket Pack with The Richmond Project
Learn about our latest Rocket Pack, in collaboration with The Richmond Project
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Bookmark wins the AWS Breaking Barriers Hackathon with AI literacy tool
We won the AWS Breaking Barriers Hackathon, creating a tailored AI tool to scale our volunteer-led literacy support and help more children read with confidence.
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Closing the literacy gap: Why every child deserves to fall in love with reading
Discover why closing the literacy gap matters in this insightful panel discussion and watch the full event.
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Six benefits of becoming a student volunteer with Bookmark
Learn more about our Reading Mentor Programme and the benefits of volunteering for 14 to 18-year-old students.
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Discover our 2024/25 Impact Report
At the end of the 2024/25 academic year, we reflect on the impact our 10 literacy programmes have made towards enabling every child to read.
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Launching a love of reading: our Early Years Rocket Pack with Rob Biddulph
Read our exclusive interview with award-winning author and illustrator Rob Biddulph, curator of our Early Years Rocket Pack
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