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National Literacy Trust Network How much does membership cost? One year subscription Two year subscription Schools* £100 £190 £270 Individuals £90 £171 £243 Organisations* £150 £285 £405 *Up to five members of staff entitled to their own membership login. Discounts of up to 25% are available for bulk membership purchases. Three year subscription*** *** Sign up for a three year membership and have the option to buy and decorate a BookBench as a focal point for literacy in your school. To find out more visit www.literacytrust.org.uk/network. You can also email network@literacytrust.org.uk or call 020 7587 1842 for more information. Celebrate working with us by purchasing a BookBench for your school foyer or playground. Subscribe to our network for three years or sign up for our professional development training (see p.8-9) and have the option to own a BookBench which you can decorate and display as a focal point for literacy in your school. Visit www.literacytrust.org.uk/ownabookbench to find out more. 13,000 children entered our competitions in 2012-13 Our competitions As part of our ongoing work to support schools, the National Literacy Trust runs exciting competitions every term, which aim to inspire children to get involved in activities to improve their literacy (and have lots of fun at the same time!). These competitions are open to and completely free for all UK schools. Find out more at www.literacytrust.org.uk/competitions Case study Raglan VC Primary School in Monmouthshire used the Night Zookeeper Reading Torch competition to engage their reluctant readers and improve their relationship with their families. Marc Bowen, deputy head: “The Reading Torch competition proved to be a huge incentive for all the children in my class. In particular I have about four or five reluctant readers that I could see a definite change in. They went from only reading at school to reading as much as they could. Parents have commented very favourably about the competition and the impact on reading at home.” 6 Find out more at www.literacytrust.org.uk
National Literacy Trust Network “Membership is invaluable for a constant source of ideas and good practice, keeping up to date with news and research and generally staying motivated. I couldn’t do my job half as well without the National Literacy Trust!” Network member “As any teacher will know, working in a school means that there simply isn’t always time to create strategies from scratch. Having joined the network soon after it was created, I continue to access it on a regular basis and find there are numerous resources which enable me to save time, without cutting corners, and offer pupils and colleagues tried and tested approaches to shape progress.” Simon Newman, network member, The Folkestone Academy Join the network or sign up for our free e-newsletter at www.literacytrust.org.uk/register 7
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