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Your 2023 Winter TSL should now have landed on your doorstep!
This issue explores the benefits of a bilingual school library, ideas for a library escape room, insights into AI, an interview with the 2023 Pupil Librarian of the Year, hundreds of book reviews and more!
Across the world, bilingualism and plurilingualism are on the rise. In this feature, London librarian Benedicte de Rancourt explains the benefits of bilingual education and a bilingual library.
Loreto College Librarian, Catherine Stack, explains how six little minutes of reading can make all the difference to our mental health, and how she inspired a new school reading initiative.
In this regular column, this time SLA President Richard Gerver gets us thinking about the power of conversation and how we can use it to help children and young people understand our world.
We're pleased to bring you another of our popular TSL Specials.
This time, it's a carefully curated issue that provides a deep dive into library spaces and refurbishments. Eight insightful articles from previous TSLs have been collected into one helpful, digital download to give you the perfect guide to library design and set up. And the best part? It's available for FREE to all our members!
Posted on 19/06/2026 We spoke to author Stephen Lightbown about representation, bedtime stories, and dads as reading role models
Posted on 18/06/2026 Sian Hardy, Director of Literacy Hive, considers deliberate, proactive and empowering change in the National Year of Reading
Posted on 26/05/2026 We caught up with Duncan Wright from Accessit Library ahead of their headline sponsorship of the SLA conference