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School Initiatives to Promote and Encourage Reading | EFL Resource

School Initiatives to Promote and Encourage Reading | EFL Resource

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Discover a World of Reading with Our School Initiatives Guide!

Ignite a passion for reading in your school community with our curated selection of initiatives summarising some of the best ideas to help encourage students to read more widely. 

Make sure to have a look at our Reading and Studying Fiction in the ESOL and EFL Classroom Blog for more great ideas!

Once you have completed your purchase, you will receive an email with a PDF to download and print.

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