UKLA is delighted to announce that this year’s winner of the UKLA Literacy School of the Year Award, 2026, sponsored by Hays Education, is Lift Lea Forest

@The_UKLA  #UKLA26  #teachersbookawards  Beth O’Brien’s remarkable debut novel,  Wolf Siren,  repeats Margaret McDonald’s medal winning success in 2025 as, after winning the Carnegie Medal for Writing last week, the

The UK Literacy Association (UKLA) is looking to employ a Digital Communications Support Co-ordinator on a 0.6 contract.

INCLUSIVE, ACCESSIBLE AND FOCUSED ON READING FOR PLEASURE: SHORTLISTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2026 UKLA BOOK AWARDS As the National Year of Reading gathers pace

Today, the National Association for the Teaching of English (NATE) and the United Kingdom Literacy Association (UKLA) publish a joint set of Statements of Principle in response to the ongoing Curriculum and Assessment Review.

The UK Literacy Association (UKLA) is seeking a committed Honorary Treasurer to join its Executive Committee.

The United Kingdom Literacy Association (UKLA) is delighted to congratulate Professor Teresa Cremin, Executive Committee member, on being awarded a CBE in the King’s New Year Honours, in

UKLA welcomes the publication of the Department for Education’s Curriculum Review released yesterday, recognising it as an important opportunity to reimagine literacy education in

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Liz Broad, a cherished member of the UKLA community whose warmth, wisdom, and

There are rising fears, among students, that AI is having a negative impact on work in the classroom, according to a report published by

UKLA announce the Longlist for the 2026 Book Awards, the only national children’s book awards judged by teachers.

The Diversity and Inclusion Award 2025 The winner of this year’s prestigious award is Dr Cheryl Diane Parkinson. After an intense and robust discussion,