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Win 1 of 8 Readathon Red Reading Boxes, valued at R255 each!

These Red Reading Boxes, created by Read Educational Trust, are invaluable tools used to encourage reading in learners from Grade 4 through to high school. Every year has its own special theme, and the 2018 Red Reading Box has a ‘Finding Facts’ theme, helping children discover their special skills through a fact-finding mission. Reading is central to each activity in the box, which contains stories, journals, board games, cut-out books, cards games and more! These boxes can also be purchased online from the Read Shop, for only R255. Every cent of the profits goes towards promoting literacy to children across South Africa.  The Read Shop stocks a wonderful array of gifts including beautiful Mug ‘n Spoon sets, bespoke T-shirts, Red Reading Boxes and Read Aloud Magic sets.

Pay it forward: visit https://thereadshop.co.za/ now!

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