Read Easy UK Competitors

Little Bridge inspires children aged 6-12 years to learn and improve their English communication skills and enables them to make friends internationally in a safe, fully moderated community. Every child who wants to connect with, make a new friend and learn about other countries and cultures is welcome in Little Bridge! Building future citizen skills and preparing children for new ways of learning and working is at the heart of what we do. English is the most learned and used language in the world, powering connections and collaborations. It is recognised as a key factor in improving individual’s life chances and raising a nation's GDP. With hundreds of fun games and activities, all supporting important international frameworks for English Language Learning, children develop strong language foundations and real confidence. Teachers looking to supercharge their language learning classes have access to a broad range of supporting resources (including downloadable print materials), structured and stimulating lesson guides, and insightful data on every learner’s progress. Contact us with your questions and hear how to introduce a school/class to Little Bridge: hello@littlebridge.com Those learning English at home can join the Little Bridge community via a parent subscription.

50% of people in prison have a reading age of 12 or below. Only 10% of children who leave primary as a poor reader get decent GCSEs. We exist to dramatically change things. We work with excellent schools, local authorities and multi-academy trusts to turn struggling readers into confident readers. We do this through evidence-based, online literacy programmes and interventions. Evidence is important to us. To date studies have been conducted by Cambridge University and the Department for Education (DfE). The evidence shows that ReadingWise increases reading age by an average of over 9 months in under 20 hours, and is 78% faster at improving reading than usual lessons. Our programmes enable 1 teaching assistant to work with groups of 10 pupils. We cover decoding and comprehension.