Every story teaches English. Every story teaches a lesson.
Students grow their English — and their character. iRead's stories are chosen so students finish each one with new vocabulary and a moral worth keeping: honesty, kindness, courage, perseverance. Give parents one more reason to choose your school.
Illustrative example — actual results vary by school.
Not a poster on the wall — a question in the quiz
The lesson lives in the plot
Characters face real choices; consequences carry the value.
Students name the moral
Dedicated questions ask what the story taught — in English.
Parents see it
Values learned appear alongside vocabulary gained in progress views.
Language and character, one curriculum
International, faith-based, and values-led schools tell parents that education shapes character. iRead lets you show it: a reading program where every finished story is both a language gain and a life lesson — visible on your public school page.
This term at Al Noor International
Illustrative example — actual results vary by school.
Values, in practice
Can we choose which values to emphasise?
Yes — packs are tagged by theme, so your school builds a program around the values it teaches.
Can we add our own stories with our own morals?
Yes. Schools publish their own stories alongside iRead's global library — including local and cultural content.
See iRead working for your school.
A 30-minute demo, or a free pilot with one class. Launch with Classroom-Ready Packs the same week.