UKLA Forms & Applications
UKLA Student Research Prize 2019
UKLA Student Research Prize The UKLA Student Research Prize is awarded annually. The award is given for an outstanding student dissertation at undergraduate, post-graduate or higher degree level undertaken at a UK institution. The deadline is 15 December 2018.
The Brenda Eastwood Award
The Brenda Eastwood Award for good practice in teaching for diversity and inclusion
UKLA invites members to nominate schools, Early Years practitioners, teachers, HE Tutors or librarians who have shown good practice in empowering children to respect and appreciate diversity.
Literacy School of the Year Submissions
Submissions are now invited. The deadline for entries is 28 February.
Digital Book Award Evaluation Criteria
These criteria draw on the theoretical and empirical work by Kucirkova, Littleton and Cremin, 2016 (Knowledge Transfer Partnership between BookTrust and the Open University), adopted and refined in conversation with UK primary school teachers and literacy specialists. For examples of literacy apps and information about children’s digital books corresponding to these and other criteria, check the Literacy Apps guide from the National Literacy Trust and information on the UKLA Special Interest Group for children’s digital books and literacy apps.
UKLA Digital Book Award Criteria ©2017. UKLA
Our Class Loves This Book Submissions 2019
Teachers, submit your entries now for the Our Class Loves This Book Award, a book project linked to the UKLA Book Awards.
UKLA Academic Book Award 2019
Publishers are invited to submit their entries for the UKLA Academic Book Award. Submissions close 31 October 2018.
Research Grants Application Form
To be completed by all applicants. Please read the criteria notes before completing this form and ensure you pay attention to:
- the relevance of the proposal to the aims and interests of UKLA
- the clarity of the aims of the proposal
- the suitability of the suggested methodology and the timescales
- the appropriateness of the budget