About the TES:

The Times Educational Supplement is the UK's foremost weekly publication for education, covering the world of primary, secondary and further education. Its news reporting and background analysis cover a diverse range of issues from curriculum changes to Government funding. It is also the market leader for UK and international teaching jobs. The TES is an invaluable resource that provides essential reading for every teacher at every stage of their career.

The Literacy Learning Games Pack received the following review in the TES on 27 October 2000. The review was by Sue Palmer, a writer and literacy INSET teacher.

" Are you looking for literacy activities that a teaching assistant can use with a group, or parents take home to reinforce learning basic skills? The games here are tried and tested, fun and versatile and you can adapt them to fit whichever words or letter-patterns you’re focusing on. As well as spelling and word-recognition, there are games to develop alphabetical order, phonological awareness, sequencing skills and auditory memory. The games were developed over many years by two teachers working mainly with dyslexic children, although all the activities are just as appropriate for initial literacy learning in key stage 1. They went into mass production in response to parental pleas for games to take home. It is basic but attractive and professionally produced, and the instructions are easy to understand. At £20 for 10 games it is also quite a bargain, and should save a great deal of time and effort. "