Whether you're just getting started or you've been subscribing for a while, here are just a few of the ways you and your students can enjoy The Week Junior and get the most out of your subscription beyond the magazine.
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Discover everything you need to know about The Week Junior, what's in the magazine and how you can use this wonderful resource with your pupils.
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New issues of The Week Junior are published every Friday, arriving on your doorstep in time for the following week (overseas delivery dates vary). You can check out your school delivery timetable (including no-issue holiday dates) here.
Meet the team
Every week our talented team of writers and editors make The Week Junior. Meet our team, find out what they do, and learn more about how we make each issue.
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Free resources
Find out how other schools are using The Week Junior in classrooms across the country and download free lessons plans.
Check out The Week Junior resource bank which is packed with fascinating features covering a whole host of curriculum topics and more besides.
Share these inspiring The Week Junior news reports that have been produced with Parliament Education and Litfilmfest with your pupils to get them thinking about issues that are important to them and how they might create change.
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