7 February 2012

EU READ projects

Children’s Jury (Belgium)

The Children’s Jury is the biggest reading group in the country. Large numbers of children are actively involved. In order to vote, they have to read a list of ten books. …...more >

Everybody Writes (United Kingdom)

Everybody Writes celebrates writing as a skill for living: a creative and rewarding endeavour to be enjoyed by young people at work, at play, in the home and in the community. …...more >


Everybody Reads (Belgium)

Everybody Reads inspires everyone to read! On the website, visitors will find hundreds of book tips, enthusiastic reading testimonies and experiences. These are not rigid critiques, but recommendations by fellow readers. …...more >

Promoting literacy – multimedia-based (Switzerland)

Young people are experts in using media. To connect with this ability, teachers can rent boxes from the Swiss Institute for Children’s and Youth Media (SIKJM) which contain books, comics and …...more >


Boys do read – but they do so in a different way! (Germany)

Gender-specific reading promotion in school years 3 to 6 at schools in Saxony They achieve lower scores in reading competence tests and display a less positive motivation for reading than girls: …...more >

TOMMI: The children’s software prize (Germany)

TOMMI is the German prize that aims to evaluate and recognise innovation and excellence in software for children. The prize was started by ‘spielen und lernen’ magazine and the Berlin office …...more >


Youth Reads (Germany)

Youth Reads is a one year, media pedagogic reading promotion project from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung – together with the Stiftung Lesen. For the duration of one year, the Frankfurter Allgemeine …...more >

Reading Day 2010 (Germany)

A complete success! New, record participation in the 7th country-wide Reading Day: more than 9,000 readers, among whom were 900 politicians and 150 well-known public figures from the media, sport, society …...more >


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