Working in Partnership with Public Libraries
Public Libraries provide books and other materials
for children of all ages from birth through to
teenagers.
Public Libraries can provide:
- Books for children who are learning to read.
- Stories for older children.
- Information books for education and leisure.
- Large print, audio books and other material for children with
special needs.
- Multi media items, including DVD's and console games.
- Internet and word processing facilities which can be used for
homework or project work.
Children’s Specialists
- Professional specialists work in partnership with other
organisations to provide a quality service, promoting reading,
books and public library services. To see how they can support you,
please contact your local library.
Children’s Activities
- Class visits and pre-school visits can be arranged.
- Story times, activities and events such as author visits are
often organised in the library.
- A Summer Reading Challenge is held annually to encourage
children to use the library and keep children reading during the
summer holidays.
Your local Library offers:
- A safe, welcoming environment.
- Help and support when needed.
- Free access to books and computers.
- Class visits – a chance for pupils and staff to see what is
available.
