Launched in Bristol in 1989 with 10,000 copies, Primary Times is a free distribution magazine targeting the parents of primary school children aged 4-11 years.

Published seven times a year, immediately prior to each school holiday plus a ‘back to school’ issue, it is delivered by reputable distribution companies to the schools.      

Allocated to individual classes, it is then taken home by the children themselves, where our research tells us it remains for up to six to eight weeks.

Supplemented with editorials on issues relevant to their lifestyle, Primary Times is principally a What’s On  - What to Do – Where to Go Guide for parents who are bound by the commonality of their ‘lifestage’ i.e. having 4-11 year olds in full time education.

Eighteen years on, and somewhat flushed with success, the magazine is distributed to over two million homes across 58 regions in the UK and Ireland, each with its own indigenous edition run by local professionals who have a great affinity with the region they serve.

Republic of Ireland Magazine

Launched in Co. Waterford in 2003 with 30,000 copies, Primary Times is a free distribution magazine for the parents and teachers of primary school children aged 4-12 years. Primary Times magazines operate in 5 separate regions throughout the Republic of Ireland, plus 1 separate region in the North East, and are independently owned by parents of primary school children in each area.

With an ever expanding circulation of 245,000 copies nationwide, regional figures are: Dublin (55,000 copies), Leinster (40,000 copies), West (35,000 copies), North West (30,000 copies) and South (47,000 copies). Both Dublin and South editions were ABC certified Jan-June 2009 (Dublin 42,170 copies & South 44,310 copies).

www.primarytimes.ie is the largest ‘what’s on’ events based listing website for families in Ireland.

Published four times a year, immediately prior to each school holiday plus a ‘back to school’ issue, it is delivered by reputable distribution companies to the schools, libraries, crèches and tourism offices.  Allocated to individual school classes, it is then taken home by the children for all the family to use and enjoy, where our research tells us it remains for up to 12-14 weeks.

Supplemented with editorials on issues relevant to their lifestyle, Primary Times is principally a What’s On  - What to Do – Where to Go Guide for parents and teachers who are bound by the commonality of their ‘lifestage’ i.e. having 4-12 year olds in full time education.  With great articles on school tours, kids camps, holiday & hotel offers, camping, sports and competitions, the quarterly Primary Times magazines act as a unique family directory, with only local relevant information and offers for families in each region.

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