World Book Day as part of the National Year of Reading
World Book Day 2026 (5th March) is a key moment in the National Year of Reading. In our blog post, we look at key planning considerations and Busy Things activities you could use.
World Book Day 2026 (5th March) is a key moment in the National Year of Reading. In our blog post, we look at key planning considerations and Busy Things activities you could use.
We’re on a mission to make spelling more fun, playful, creative and competitive… maybe even something your children look forward to! Here’s how…
We’ll explain everything you need to know about the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check 2025 and how you can support your child’s phonics learning at home.
Sensory stories are fantastic for engagement and inclusivity. In this blog, we focus on our activity “The Chair That Went Wrong” and provide supplementary guidance to help you enrich its sensory elements.
World Book Day is about more than just costumes – it’s about making stories feel real and FUN! If you’re looking for easy World Book Day activities that go beyond dressing up, try these fun World Book Day ideas to bring books off the page!
Reception teachers across the nation will be preparing for their first phonics lessons. If that’s you, read on!
Our teaching expert gives us insight into what teachers wish parents understood more. Her answer might surprise you….
Transform your child into a Viking warrior with our FREE How to train your dragon costume pack!
Finding it difficult to choose a favourite book character? We’ve got you covered!
A fairy-tale ending awaits you this World Book Day with our FREE fairy costume props!