Progress with Oxford Age 8–9

Progress with Oxford activity books help develop essential English and Maths skills. Help your child practise times tables, grammar, handwriting and more.

Progress with Oxford

Progress with Oxford activity books are a fun-packed way to develop essential English and maths skills at home, perfect for primary-aged children.

Looking forward to the summer term: tips to help boost your child’s learning

What can we do to help our children to make progress over the term ahead? James Clements shares his tips to help boost skills and knowledge.

Bookfinder

Bookshop

Browse your favourite Oxford University Press series for reading at home, like Biff, Chip and Kipper and Isadora Moon, as well as dictionaries and activity books.

Key Stage 1 SATs

The National Curriculum tests or SATs can seem like a daunting part of your child’s education but, if you know what to expect, they don’t need to be scary for you or your child!

Read with Oxford Stage 6

Read with Oxford Stage 6 is for children who read confidently, silently and independently. They will feel comfortable tackling longer books. Take a look at our Stage 6 books and activities.

Read with Oxford Stage 3

Read with Oxford is an exciting range of levelled books to build reading confidence at home. Use Stage 1 to start your child on their reading journey.

Read with Oxford Stage 4

Read with Oxford Stage 4 is for children who are beginning to read with more confidence. Find out about the series and browse our books and activities.

Read with Oxford Stage 2

Read with Oxford Stage 2 is for children who are able to read very simple stories. They will enjoy listening to stories while practising reading skills.

Read with Oxford Stage 1

Read with Oxford is an exciting range of levelled books to build reading confidence at home. Use Stage 1 to start your child on their reading journey.

Read with Oxford Stage 5

Read with Oxford is an exciting range of levelled books to build reading confidence at home. Use Stage 5 help your child become an independent reader.

What are reading schemes and why do they matter?

Educational publishing expert Andrea Quincey explains why reading schemes are important, and what the different colours, bands and levels actually mean.

Early years

If your child is aged 3–4, the chances are that they are in some form of Early Years setting, whether at nursery, preschool, or with a childminder. Find out what they'll be learning and how you can help.

Top 8 books about starting school

Starting school is a big milestone in a child’s life – not to mention a parent/carer’s too! Here are eight engaging stories and picture books about starting school to share with your child, to gently prepare them for their first day.