First News - Why Kids Love It

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   “Giving children access to a variety
   of reading materials is essential
   in helping them develop as

   independent and enthusiastic
   readers. First News has broadened
   the range of what children are
   offered to read by giving them
   access to – and a voice within
   – news and current affairs”

   Jonathan Douglas, Director,
   National Literacy Trust

Can reading a newspaper really be this
much fun?

Here are just some of the reasons why kids love First News and why it has become the widest read weekly children’s publication in the UK.

• First News features bite-size, easily digestible news stories

• Kids often hear stories on the news but don’t understand them properly – First News explains these stories in a child-friendly way

• First News is interactive, children have the opportunity to write news
reports for the newspaper

• Children feel grown up, having their own newspaper and enabling them to understand and actively contribute to family discussions

• Aside from the UK and global news stories, First News is packed with fun and exciting elements including puzzles, competitions, crazy but true stories, entertainment, sport, animal stories, games reviews and much more!

So take advantage of our exclusive 3 issues for £1 trial offer today and see for yourself!

Don't just take our word for it, see what kids have to say about First News:

"I like it because I feel very grown up reading it." Rosa, subscriber, aged 10

"I curl up on a chair and lose myself inside it." Lawrence, subscriber

"It enables me to understand and enjoy knowing about what is going on in the world." Billy, subscriber

"My favourite newspaper, read it every Friday when it comes through the post. It also has lots of funny and interesting news." Sami, subscriber

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