As the number of secondary school children struggling to read continues to rise across the UK, one Bristol school is taking a stand.
City Academy in Bristol is leading the charge in addressing the literacy crisis by introducing targeted reading lessons for students who have fallen behind.
Recognising the lifelong impact of poor literacy, the school has implemented a specialised intervention programme to help teenagers improve their reading skills and regain confidence in the classroom.
Victoria Davies from ITV News West Country visited the school to find out more.
