Why choose First News?
It’s a weekly newspaper for children:
- Keeps children up to date with news events in the UK and around the world.
- Pitched so the news is engaging, but not scary or overwhelming.
- Reporting happy news too – First News is also full of fun, happy stories and entertainment.
- We’re impartial and independent!
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See how First News is already transforming reading at home
Get kids talking
There’s so much covered in every issue that you’ll be hard pushed not to find something to fascinate every curious mind: space dust found on the rooftops of Paris, rhinos smelling poop to send messages to each other, and are children really working longer hours than adults?
Independent unbiased reporting
First News is a family-owned company with no political affiliations. We aim to inform and engage children but ultimately fuel their curiosity and encourage them to form their own opinions.
Great to get even reluctant readers reading
First News is bright and colourful. The layout of the paper ensures there are lots of little snippets of information that are really easy to dip in and out of. But there are more in-depth special reports for the more confident readers.
Engaging children in news responsibly
Parents and teachers recognise that First News is a wonderful way of engaging children in a safe and trusted environment offline, and the children themselves enjoy having a newspaper which delivers world news in a concise and informative way, without shying away from important stories.
With a readership of over 2.2 million weekly readers and over 10 years reporting for children, First News is helping to engage and inform the next generation.
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My kids’ newspaper just arrived, thanks @FirstNewsEditor for such a brilliant way into the world of news
Jeremy Vine
Radio 2 Presenter
What you should be doing if you want to write is keep your eyes, ears and hearts open and read lots of books and newspapers like First News, so that your head is filled with the world around you
Michael Morpurgo
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