Information for Summer Reading Challenge coordinators

Summer Reading Challenge 2021
Here you can find key information about Wild World Heroes, Summer Reading Challenge 2021.
The 2021 Summer Reading Challenge will be a celebration of reading, nature and action for the environment. Developed in partnership with WWF, the world's leading independent conservation organisation, Wild World Heroes will inspire children to stand up for the future of our planet.
Challenge dates
The Challenge will launch in libraries in Scotland on Saturday 19 June and in libraries in England and Wales on Saturday 10 July.
Delivery of promotional materials is coordinated so library authorities receive items in good time for these start dates. Any authorities planning significantly earlier start dates for their Challenge do so at their own risk. Please contact the Summer Reading Challenge team at the earliest opportunity if you require assistance with this matter.
Memorandum of Understanding
This document sets out the respective roles of The Reading Agency and local authorities for the Summer Reading Challenge 2021.
We must receive your agreement to the MOU to be able to accept your materials order.
Download the Memorandum of Understanding here:Library MOU 2021.
Please send your confirmation to the MOU along with your order form to srcorders@readingagency.org.uk
Online Resources and Branding Guidelines
Online resources to support the delivery of the Challenge will be available to download from www.readingagency.org.uk/srcresources/
Please ensure you have read the logo and branding guidelines before using any Wild World Heroes assets.
Download the Summer Reading Challenge Branding Guidelines here.
Download the Summer Reading Challenge Logo Guidelines here.
Partnership Agreement
Any individual or organisation wishing to use the Wild World Heroes branding or link their event/activity to the Summer Reading Challenge must confirm their agreement to The Reading Agency's guidelines.
Download the Partnership Agreement here: Partnership Agreement 2021, to share with partner organisations.