Sold by subscription, three times a year in packs of four, it’s ideal for school libraries.

WRD magazine is a magazine for children aged 8-14 about everything that’s going on in the world of children’s books.A good subscription for KS2 literacy departments. The Caterpillar magazine – a quarterly publication aimed at children aged 7-11, featuring arts-based content including stories, poetry, inspiring images and a good range of writing activities and competitions.Commando – war-related comic-strip stories to appeal to boys.Match of the Day – Football magazine/newspaper for children, linked to the BBC highlights programme.Click – this magazine is designed for EAL pupils who are beginning to learn the English language.Anorak magazine – stories and imaginative games in this magazine for artistic and creative children.Recommended for dyslexic pupils who find longer texts difficult to access. A useful resource for SEND and literacy teachers. Dekko Comics – aimed at reluctant and disengaged KS2 readers, each issue focusses on a topical KS2 theme.The official Jacqueline Wilson magazine – perfect for fans of JW books.Epic magazine – fun and visually bright magazine with lots of activities.The website includes writing prompts and exercises, and the monthly subscription magazine includes story construction ideas and spelling worksheets.

Hoo’s Writing Corner – an exciting creative writing magazine and website for primary aged children.

Highlight magazine for 5 year olds