How Latymer Upper School expanded access to 8,000+ newspapers and magazines and saved 15% on costs

Latymer Upper School, a leading secondary school in London, is renowned
for its academic excellence. Head librarian Terri McCargar manages
a wide range of print and electronic resources for students and teachers.

As the school grew, traditional print newspapers and magazines fell short.

They had limited access to diverse content, faced daily delivery issues and high costs. Terri knew they needed a better, more inclusive solution.

By partnering with PressReader, Latymer Upper School expanded access to over 8,000 digital newspapers and magazines. This move not only enhanced resource accessibility but also enriched the learning experience with a vast range
of international content.

Additionally, 1,100 unique publications
are now actively read by students
and teachers, aligning closely with the school’s educational goals and diverse needs. Plus, they achieved a 15% cost saving, benefiting both the budget
and the students.

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How Latymer Upper School expanded access to 8,000+ newspapers and magazines and saved 15% on costs

Latymer Upper School, a leading secondary school in London, is renowned for its academic excellence. Head librarian Terri McCargar manages a wide range of print and electronic resources for students and teachers.

Download the full case study

Latymer Upper School, a leading secondary school in London, is renowned
for its academic excellence. Head librarian Terri McCargar manages
a wide range of print and electronic resources for students and teachers.