United Kingdom Literacy Association

UKLA

The United Kingdom Literacy Association is a registered charity and professional subject association dedicated to the advancement of literacy education. It serves as a forum for teachers, researchers, and educational professionals to discuss and improve literacy standards across all phases of education. The UKLA is active in influencing national education policy, organizing regional and international conferences, and publishing academic journals. It is also well-known for the UKLA Book Awards, which are the only children's book awards judged by teachers.

UKLA Member Schools (1)

Latymer Upper School

Co-ed

Latymer Upper School, King Street, London, Greater London, W6 9LR

Year 7 - Year 13 (Upper Sixth) (Ages 11-18)

Latymer Upper School is a co-educational independent day school situated in Hammersmith, West London, between King Street and the River Thames. The school's history dates back to a charity school founded in 1624. It claims to focus on providing a life-changing education to bright children from all backgrounds, regardless of financial circumstances. The school aims for one in four pupils to receive means-tested bursaries by its 400th anniversary in 2024, promoting social inclusivity. It also emphasises academic achievement and personal development, fostering well-rounded pupils.

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