English & Literacy from Pearson
Inspiring a lifelong love of language and literacy
We believe every learner should be equipped with the tools they need to express their ideas and imagination creatively and confidently, in order to become whoever they choose to be.
Our Literacy and English resources include bestselling programmes built on evidence-based pedagogy, for students aged 3 to 19 years. Our international resources have been developed to support progression, key skills and with cultural sensitivities in mind.
Below you will see some of our product highlights for Primary and Secondary English.
We do offer more English resources, which you can find in our Search facility
Primary resources
Bug Club
(3–11 years)
Our core reading program mapped to iPrimary - helping more than a million children learn to read.
iPrimary English (4–11 years)
Available for fiction and non-fiction. These anthologies contain all the texts you will need to teach iPrimary English, with accompanying Activity Books.
Power English Writing
(7–11 years)
A complete writing programme which develops creative writing alongside technical skills through a genre‑based approach.
ActiveLearn Primary
(3–11 years)
ActiveLearn Primary is an online learning world for teachers and students, where you will find all our UK primary programmes in one place, meaning you can access all your resources with a single log‑in.
Secondary resources
Inspire English International
(11–14 years)
A whole school 11–14 English programme for teaching the English National Curriculum and the Pearson iLowerSecondary Curriculum.
International GCSE (9–1) (14–16 years)
Published resources for English International GCSE (9–1), including English Language, Literature and English as a Second Language.
International A Level (16–19 years)
Our English Literature Teacher Resource Pack is a curriculum-matched, teacher planning resource.
ActiveLearn Secondary
(11–19 years)
ActiveLearn is a digital learning space for teachers and pupils, with planning, teaching and the allocation of resources to students across a wide range of subjects from ages 11 to 19.