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RILL is a short, evidence-based language and literacy programme for children learning one-to-one, in small groups of three to four, or as a classroom.
Originally launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting national school closures, RILL is delivered digitally - either remotely to the child's home, or in the classroom.
We are a team of researchers at Bangor University, the Miles Dyslexia Centre, the University of York, and the University of Oxford.
Our mission is to ensure that children across the UK - particularly those who struggle to read - receive the best possible targeted intervention to regain and improve their literacy and language skills.
Click on the buttons below to read more about our currently funded research activities:
RILL English Remote: Overview
RILL English Remote: Overview
Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
RILL Cymraeg: Overview and Evaluation Process
RILL Cymraeg: Overview and Evaluation Process
Funded by the Welsh Government
RILL English for small groups: Overview and Evaluation Process
RILL English for small groups: Overview and Evaluation Process
Funded by the Nuffield Foundation and the Welsh Government
Further Information:
Meet the teams behind RILL.
Explore what the RILL project offers and how it supports learning.
Read more about the RILL project's features in several local news outlets.
Hear from parents and educators about their experiences with RILL.
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