Phonics for Children
Build sound awareness, decoding confidence, blending and early reading fluency.
Ask about this programmeAlongside the 41,160-course universe, Reading Club International now has a clearer family of signature programmes spanning phonics, comprehension, creative writing, Maltese writing, screenwriting, playwriting, comics, illustrated storytelling and publishing.
These programme concepts sit above the wider course catalogue as easy-to-understand public entry points. Each can connect into the Free Literacy App, My RCI, Reading Passport, assignments and learner showcases where appropriate.
Build sound awareness, decoding confidence, blending and early reading fluency.
Ask about this programmeDevelop retrieval, inference, evidence use, summarising and confident comprehension.
Ask about this programmeDevelop ideas, voice, description, story structure, revision and confidence.
Ask about this programmeA dedicated Maltese-language creative-writing pathway for ideas, expression and storytelling.
Ask about this programmeMove from idea to scene: character, dialogue, structure, visual storytelling and script craft.
Ask about this programmeDiscover dramatic structure, stage dialogue, character motivation and scene-building.
Ask about this programmeCombine narrative, sequencing, dialogue, illustration and visual pacing into a comic project.
Ask about this programmeCreate Kawaii-style doodles, cartoon-letter characters and visual storytelling elements.
Ask about this programmeShape a manuscript or illustrated idea into a first-book project and learn the publishing journey.
Ask about this programmeAn adult pathway covering manuscript preparation, positioning, production and publishing decisions.
Ask about this programmeA seasonal creative programme combining visual storytelling, observation and winter-themed art.
Ask about this programmeA flexible Christmas-themed learning programme that can combine reading, writing, creativity and festive storytelling.
Ask about this programmeEligible courses can be delivered online or in person for groups of up to 30 attendees. The source programme model specifies two hours per week, with learner engagement continuing beyond the live session and optional social-media showcasing only where appropriate consent has been provided.
Drawings, illustrated stories and book projects can now be submitted into a safeguarded review queue. Nothing is automatically published; under-18 submissions require appropriate adult involvement and public showcasing is always consent-led.