Champions of Bookmark
We’re thrilled to introduce the incredible voices standing with us to make sure every child can read.
Meet our champions
Their support amplifies our mission and brings us closer to a future where no child is left behind and every child can discover the joy of reading.
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Ben Cajee
Ben Cajee is a television presenter from CBeebies, CBBC and BBC Sport.…Ben Cajee is a television presenter from CBeebies, CBBC and BBC Sport. He’s best known for his appearances on Blue Peter, Something Special and Match of the Day.
‘The work Bookmark does in primary schools is vitally important. It gives young people the books and tools to improve their reading – boosting confidence, helping them understand and engage with the world, and bringing joy in those quiet moments of the day.’
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Tillie Amartey
Tillie is an actress working on shows for Sky, CBBC and Channel 5. She's…Tillie is an actress working on shows for Sky, CBBC and Channel 5. She’s also known for her recent appearances in Waterloo Road and The Teacher.
‘I love being a Bookmark Champion because reading literally changes everything. As an actress, it’s helped me build confidence, imagination and character. If I can help more kids fall in love with books, I’m all in.’
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Sathnam Sanghera
Sathnam Sanghera FRSL FRHistS is a journalist, broadcaster and…Sathnam Sanghera FRSL FRHistS is a journalist, broadcaster and best-selling author, known for his books Empireland and The Boy with the Topknot.
‘I know from growing up in a house without books that literacy can save your life. Bookmark do hugely important work and I’m delighted to be able to support it.’
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Hannah Gold
Hannah is a multi-award-winning and bestselling children's author, known…Hannah is a multi-award-winning and bestselling children’s author, known for writing heart warming adventure stories. She was also a World Book Day author in 2026 and won the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize in 2022.
“I’ve been deeply impressed by [Bookmark’s] ethos, passion and commitment to helping children discover a love of reading. The difference they make in young lives is nothing short of astonishing”.
