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The Story Corner magazine

For children without their own books

The Story Corner magazine

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One in five children in England aged five to eight don’t have access to books at home, and just over half of parents said books are too expensive.9

The Story Corner magazine aims to promote yearround reading, and tackle learning loss during the school holidays, by providing those children who have limited access to books with high-quality reading material.

This year, we expanded our distribution network to support even more children. Our summer issue reached 255 schools, as well as 40 food banks and children’s hospitals. Thanks to our supporters we we're able to donate 107,871 magazines across winter, spring and summer – up from 60,000 in 2020/21.

98%

of teachers strongly agreed or agreed that ‘the magazine is high quality’

98%

of teachers strongly agreed or agreed that ‘the magazine is engaging’

“Many of our children do not have access to reading materials at home, and having a magazine to read has given them the opportunity to have access to reading materials, but in a fun way.” Teacher

“Parents were grateful and said they enjoyed looking at it at home with them. This means that parents are spending more time with their children reading.” Teacher

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