Resources
Free literacy resources for schools
Practical resources to lift literacy.
Free literacy resources for schools, organised by the problem they help you solve. Each one points to a sensible next step.
Free literacy resources for school leaders:
Lead Literacy Improvement
[Around five leadership resources]
Science of reading resources for teachers: strengthen structured literacy teaching
Support students requiring more
Popular guides for teachers: phonics, phonemes and reading fluency
Our most read guides, used by teachers across Australia every week.
Tell me: how do I teach high quality phonics?
A practical guide to explicit, systematic phonics in the early years.
a free printable reference for teachers.
a high impact strategy for improving reading fluency.
Online courses
Leading Literacy Impact™ for leadership teams, and the High Impact Reading Instruction and Intervention Masterclass for teachers and education assistants.
The book
High Impact Reading Instruction and Intervention in the Primary Years (Amba Press).

WRISE™ exercise books
Purposeful, research aligned literacy exercise books designed to support the progression of handwriting and transcription instruction. Not a program, an intervention or a substitute for explicit teaching. Produced in Australia.
Not sure where to begin?
Ready for a year of supported whole school literacy improvement?
Building Literacy Excellence™ is a one year partnership that gives your leadership team clarity on what to change, in what order and how to embed it, so more students become capable readers and writers and the improvement lasts beyond any one person.
Frequently asked questions
Are the resources free?
Yes. The resources on this page are free to download. WRISE™ exercise books are a paid product.
Who are the resources for?
School leaders, literacy leaders and classroom teachers in primary schools. Each resource is organised by the problem it helps you solve.
Where should I start?
If you are not sure, start with the Literacy Excellence Health Check™. It shows where your school’s literacy systems are strong and where they need strengthening.
