Print Newspaper
- 28-page weekly newspaper during term time
- News, sport, science, puzzles and more
- Written for ages 7 to 14
- Named Niche Newspaper of the Year 2025
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For Key Stages 2, 3 & 4
Trusted, age-appropriate and impartial journalism, with resources that help young people develop media literacy, think critically and make sense of the world around them.

“First News is a brilliant way to enrich your reading offer
Emily Hanson, Head of Education at First News
and help build cultural capital”
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See all reviews on REVIEWS.ioFirst News is an attractive, relevant and engaging publication that enables our students to be curious about world events.
The pupils really look forward to reading the newspaper each week. They enjoy the range of articles included. It provides the opportunity for discussion amongst the pupils and keeps them aware of recent news and events.
A fantastic newspaper for primary school children- they love our subscription!
Get a free news-based resource for your class every fortnight to spark discussion and deepen understanding.
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Print Newspaper, Digital Newspaper, Printables, Engage Pro and TeachKit: Media & Information Literacy can be bought separately. Two packages are also available: Print Newspaper + Printables, and TeachKit: Media & Information Literacy + Digital Newspaper.
The minimum term is one year. Two- and three-year subscriptions may also be available.
Yes. Subscriptions renew for another term unless First News receives notice at least 30 days before the current term ends. Introductory and promotional prices normally apply to the first year only.
Visit My Account to request a cancellation, or contact the Education team at education@firstnews.co.uk. First News must receive notice at least 30 days before the end of the current subscription term; requests received later may not take effect until the following renewal cycle.
Email education@firstnews.co.uk or call +44 (0)1371 851 898 on weekdays from 9:00am to 5:00pm, excluding UK bank holidays.