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You will receive your first print issue of First News on 2nd January 2026. It will be an extra special bumper issue looking at the year ahead!

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Trusted and impartial news

Founded in 2006, we are the original, independent news source for children. Our journalists and editors work tirelessly to bring children the most comprehensive age-appropriate coverage of the issues that matter.

Boosts kids’ love of reading

The National Literacy Trust carried out an independent evaluation with over 500 children. It showed that reading First News led to positive changes in children’s reading attitudes and attainment.

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Tips & Talking Points

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Explaining Scary News

News stories can be scary to children, our editor Nicky Cox has some useful tips for explaining difficult news stories.

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First News Named Niche Market Newspaper of the Year

We’re delighted to be recognised with this award for our dedication to engaging and informing young people.

9 Tips for Spotting Fake News

Here are our top tips to help kids understand what it is and how to spot the fake from the fact.

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Our fundamental belief is that, if the world is to become a better place, the next generation has to be better informed than the last. That’s why First News has been a trusted news source for children for nearly 20 years.