The Week Junior is the award-winning children’s magazine that inspires a love of reading and learning, and encourages kids to think for themselves.
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Our expert editorial team packs every issue with thought-provoking news, fascinating facts and eye-catching images from around the world. The bright and accessible pages inspire children to play a positive part in our planet’s future, to succeed in their futures, and to lead happy, fulfilling lives.
We all want to give our children the best start in life. An open, enquiring mind is the best gift you’ll give them in 2025, and beyond.
NEW! Choose from Print, Digital and Print + Digital formats.
Print & Digital
6 weeks free then £38.99 every 3 months
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✔️ Digital back issue library
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6 weeks free then £33.99 every 3 months
✔️ Printed magazine delivered weekly
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Digital
6 weeks free then £29.99 every 3 months
✔️ Fully searchable digital edition weekly
✔️ Digital back issue library
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Get them reading, thinking and talking
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The Week Junior is designed and written by experts to get kids to fall in love with reading & learning. It’s packed full of science, nature, animals to discover, role models to meet, amazing places, and ideas for things to make and do.
It's a brilliant way to:
Spark their natural curiosity in the world around them
Help them see different viewpoints - and form opinions of their own
Boost their confidence as they grow their understanding
Get them reading, talking and thinking - and passionate about sharing what they learn!
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"We absolutely love The Week Junior for so many reasons. Each week a magazine arrives and my son not only loves that he has his own post, but also genuinely laps up all the insightful and uplifting articles, whether it’s on the environment, world leaders, the economy, or other really cool stuff going on around the world. It’s helped my son with his confidence and he loves shocking people with his knowledge - he’s actually teaching ME stuff AND he’s not asking for his screen as much. It’s a win, win!"
Mum of three Louise Boyce, aka Mama's Still Got It.
