Read for Good champions every bookish thing that matters to me and, far more importantly, every bookish thing that matters to thousands of children around the UK. Their Readathon is an ingenious way of encouraging a genuine love of books whilst simultaneously funding school libraries AND bringing light to children in hospital at some of their most difficult times. Read for Good changes lives in the most wonderful way.

In October this year, Jane France made Read for Good history as the first person to complete the London Marathon … Read More

There I am, a newly-qualified 24-year old teacher, standing in front of a sea of slightly perturbed but curious eyes … Read More

LettingaProperty.com find their home in a hundred books!  Once upon a time, the team at LettingaProperty.com set themselves a challenge to raise money for … Read More

Having just completed my GCSEs, I decided to do a week of work experience at Read for Good. It appealed … Read More

Tales from the IPad Back in January 2020, I visited four children’s hospitals in the space of eight days, in … Read More

Hello! My name is Diane Fleming and I was the School Librarian at Halewood Academy, which is a Secondary School … Read More

Here at Edward Bryant School we have run Readathons a number of times and they are always great fun! The main … Read More

Just over 40 students armed with new bookmarks and swanky sponsor cards took part in the first Farnley Academy Readathon.  … Read More

Do you have that one Christmas tradition that you just LOVE? In our house, on Christmas Eve, the naughty elves … Read More

Wondering what it’s like to run Readathon in school? Here are a few English teachers chatting about the experience in … Read More

I’m a huge fan of children’s literature (as well as adult reading!) and have always wanted to work for a … Read More