The Every Child a Reader scheme could offer a return of more than £17 in the next 31 years for every £1 spent now.
The KPMG study said pupils who left primary schools in England and Wales with poor reading skills could go on to cost between £1.7bn and £2bn a year.
It's nice to see that some accountants agree with me. Perhaps the accountancy-obsessed NuLabour might actually do something now?
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